Charalampos Lymperopoulos Works and Projects
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Charalampos Lymperopoulos has worked on several projects for Siemens Enterprise Communications including the Common Management Portal where he performed business analysis, requirements analysis, use case creation, and prototyping. He also tested and worked on style guides for the Unified Communications Web and Desktop Clients. At VELTI he worked on projects involving interactive screens, proximity marketing, augmented reality, and mobile advertising. He also supported technical documentation, market research, and presales activities. At OTE, he transitioned static content to dynamic, created banners, managed campaigns, and consulted on monetization. For the Greek School Network, he performed hardware installation, quality assurance, and help center work. He researched accessibility
Charalampos Lymperopoulos Works and Projects
- 2. Siemens Enterprise Communications“Siemens Enterprise Communications is a premier provider of end-to-end enterprise communications, including voice, network infrastructure and security solutions that use open, standards-based architectures to unify communications and business applications for a seamless collaboration experience. ”
- 3. Siemens Enterprise CommunicationsMain project: Common Management PortalBusiness analysis (usefulness)
- 6. Wireframes construction Siemens Enterprise CommunicationsMain project: Common Management PortalPrototyping coordination
- 7. System test and QA
- 8. Style Guide reconstruction and maintenance
- 9. Identification and standardization of patterns in application
- 10. Creation of Personas Siemens Enterprise CommunicationsOtherprojects: Unified Communications Web ClientSystem test and QA
- 12. Proposals for better User Experience Siemens Enterprise CommunicationsOtherprojects: Unified Communications Desktop ClientSystem test and QA
- 14. Proposals for better User Experience VELTI“A leading global provider of mobile marketing and advertising technology solutions that enable brands, advertising agencies, and mobile operators to implement highly targeted, interactive, and measurable campaigns by communicating with and engaging consumers via their mobile devices.”
- 15. VELTIMain projects:Interactive ScreensProximity Marketing / Bluetooth CampaignsAugmented RealityMobile AdvertisementSocial NetworksVirtual Worlds
- 16. VELTIAlso worked withQuick Response / Matrix, 2D / 3D CodesGeotaggingTechnical documentation (RFPs, RFIs)Market ResearchPresales support (coordination, technical specifications)Marketing support (web, flash, print)
- 17. VELTIInteractive ScreensProximity MarketingVirtual Worlds
- 18. OTE“Hellenic Telecommunications Organization (OTE S.A.) is the incumbent telecommunications provider in Greece, and together with its subsidiaries forms one of the leading telecom groups in Southeastern Europe. ”
- 20. OTETransitioned static content to dynamicFormed the CMS databaseCreated Flash and GIF bannersManaged on-site and email campaigns
- 21. OTECreated and Managed surveysCreated new ordering/cart sequence Introduced auto-rotating bannersReorganized site-map based on User Journeys
- 22. OTE
- 23. OTERestructured the databaseOptimized search resultsEdited help sectionConsulted on monetization planning
- 24. Greek School Network“The Greek Schools' Network is the educational intranet of the Ministry of Education and Religious Affairs which interlinks all schools and provides basic and advanced telematics' services. ”
- 25. Greek School NetworkMain projects:Hardware installation
- 29. Help Center
- 30. Logistics / Inventory supervisionGreek School NetworkResearch :Research program ‘Archimedes’: Research on accessibility of freely distributed implementation technologies for portals.
- 31. Comparison of European and other accessibility standards.
- 32. Research on input devices for the basic categories of accessibility issues. ThesisResearch:Mobile Internet Technologies – Comparing and analyzing latest technology with regard to global and local infiltration of 3G systems
- 33. Successfully concluded that i-mode will vanish from the Greek and European markets. (at that point it had just launched in Greece)