Context Level

Context Dimensions

Relevant contextual information (Key elements and details)

Personal context

Identity

Civil Profile (Name, Address, Marital Status, Languages, etc.)

Professional Profile (Diploma, Skills, Experience, Performance, Role, Results, etc.)

Physiological Profile (Body Description [Weight, Height, Skin Color, Hair color, Eye Color]; Body Disabilities [motor, visual, hearing, etc.]; Genetics [DNA, Blood Group, Rhesus, Fingerprint, etc.]; Health [diseases, allergies, etc.])

Social Profile (Family, Community, Association, Friends, Relatives, Life Style, etc.)

Use(r) Profile (Login, Password, Rights, etc.)

Goal

Needs/Intentions (Business needs to fulfill or objectives to reach at personal level. E.g. Need to register 10 new customers today!)

Interest (Business centers of interest. E.g. selling innovative products, prospecting customers, analyzing revenues from delivery services, keeping informed of stocks level in the company’s closest shops, etc.)

Agenda (Planned interest or tasks. E.g. from 9 to 10 a.m. prospecting customers)

Cognition

Psychological Profile (Temperament, Mood, Hobby, Personality Traits, etc.)

Preferences (Indicate what the decision maker likes the most for each of his profile. E.g. Civil Profile: A perfect bilingual, but prefers speaking French, etc.)

Tasks

BI Tasks (Type [consulting/requesting decisional data], concerned metrics, Qty of Data to download, costs, etc.)

Mobility Tasks (Type [walking, driving, etc], Duration, etc.)

Communication Tasks (Type [e.g. calling, messaging, chatting, twitting, etc.]; Duration, Network, Costs, etc.)

Physical Tasks (Duration, Difficulty, Distance, etc.) E.g. carrying a box of products, etc.