Irene Anggreeni (1982) obtained her Bachelor’s degree in Informatics at Bina Nusantara University, Indonesia. During a brief period of working in the software industry, she became attracted on the human aspect of software development. Therefore she..
Irene Anggreeni (1982) obtained her Bachelor’s degree in Informatics at Bina Nusantara University, Indonesia. During a brief period of working in the software industry, she became attracted on the human aspect of software development. Therefore she continued her master study at Linkoping University, Sweden with a specialization in human-computer interaction and usability. From 2006, she is working on her PhD in Industrial Design Engineering at the University of Twente. Briefly, her work deals with the applicability of concrete stories about product use (henceforth, ‘scenarios’) in the design of consumer products. Her research aims to support designers in the activities of identifying, creating and communicating scenarios within a scenario-based design approach.
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