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- socio-technical and interaction research
- new technology opportunity discovery
- personal information management, task management; user-centered design of context- and activity-aware computing systems
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- directs PARC Ethnography Services
- manages delivery of service engagements to key customers
- opportunity discovery, business practice transformation, training and competency transfer
- expert on global SMB technology markets
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- evaluation, planning, behavioral theory, modeling, requirement analysis, competency transfer, advertising, and public health
- ethnography for healthcare, distributed workplaces, human-display interaction
- Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley
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- capture and practical management of knowledge -- how knowledge is shared, acquired, transferred, and used as part of activities
- ethnographic studies of work practice in various professional work settings, including emergency medical practice and system engineers' project management
- Ph.D., Sociology, University of Manchester
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- user experience designer, studies the use of technology in real-world contexts, specializes in using highly iterative design techniques
- tools that support lightweight communication and collaboration, mobile systems, and use of multimedia
- co-authored "Designing from Both Sides of the Screen"
- Ph.D., cognitive psychology, Stanford University
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- social "interaction analyst"
- wide-ranging expertise in sociology, ethnomethodology, conversation analysis, ethnography, video analysis
- improving human-robot interactional capabilities
- delivering ethnography how-to training
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- leads PARC’s Innovation Services and ethnography business in Japan
- more than 20 years of business experience in design consulting, industrial and interface design, and consumer research including, usability testing and ethnographic studies
- Bachelor of Engineering in Industrial Design and Ph.D. in Engineering from Chiba University, Chiba.
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- video-based ethnographic studies in great variety of settings
- focuses on ways participants sequentially and multimodally organize their actions
- Ph.D. from the University of Zurich in Switzerland
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- work practices and learning in the workplace
- understanding and transforming practices of designing new technological artifacts; producing technological innovations
- Ph.D., UCLA Anderson School of Management; Master's in Computer Science, Kyoto University
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- Big Data
- Clean Water
- Cleantech and Energy
- Content-Centric Networking
- Contextual Intelligence
- Design and Digital Manufacturing
- Health and Wellness
- Innovation Services
- Intelligent Automation
- Optoelectronics and Optics
- Printed and Flexible Electronics