Conference Podcasts

Below are selected podcasts from EPIC Conference 2011 keynotes and papers. Not all papers are available in podcast format due to author permissions.

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Keynotes

Opening Keynote: On Models
Hugh Dubberly

Closing Keynote: On Radical Evolution
Bruce Sterling

Papers

Evolutionary Matryoshka: Mapping the dimensions of the evolutionary forces impacting survival of ethnographic insights within a large financial enterprise
Ari Nave

Cracking Representations of the Emerging Markets: It’s Not Just about Affordability
Renee Kuriyan, Kathi Kitner, Scott Mainwaring, and Dawn Nafus

Unclear social etiquette online: how users experiment (and struggle) with interacting across many channels and devices in an ever-evolving and fast-changing landscape of communication tools
Martin Ortlieb

Shining a light on agency: Examining responses to resource constraints to uncover opportunities for design
Emma J. Rose, Robert Racadio

The Luminosity of the Local
Michael Donovan

What Happens when you Mix Bankers, Insurers, Consultants, Anthropologists and Designers: The saga of Project FiDJi in France
Alice Peinado, Magdalena Jarvin, and Juliette Damoisel

Limitations of Online Medical Care: Interpersonal Resistance and Cultural Solutions in the Face of Technological Advances
Pensri Ho

Changing models of ownership
Rich Radka, Abby Margolis

No More Circling Around the Block: Evolving a Rapid Ethnography and Podcasting Method to Guide Innovation in Parking Systems
James Glasnapp, Ellen Isaacs

Reinvention and Revisioning in an Appalachian Industry Cluster
Christine Z. Miller, Professor, Graduate Program in Design Management Savannah College of Art and Design, Stokes Jones, Principal, Lodestar

The Not-So-Blind Watchmaker: Evolution by Design in Corporate Culture
Kate Barrett, PhD, Olson

Ethnography as a catalyst for organizational change: Creating a multichannel customer experience

Robin Beers, PhD, Wells Fargo, Tommy Stinson, Cheskin Added Value and Jan Yeager, Cheskin Added Value

‘For A Ruthless Criticism of Everything Existing’: Rebellion Against the Quantitative/Qualitative Divide
Neal H. Patel - People Analytics Manager, People & Innovation Lab,Google Inc.; University of Chicago, Department of Sociology

The Calculus of Change: An Ethnography of Unlearning
Marijke Rijsberman - Design Anthropologist, Cisco Systems

Evolving Ethnographic Practitioners and Their Impact on Ethnographic Praxis
Alexandra Mack - Principal Workplace Anthropologist, Pitney Bowes, Susan Squires - Assistant Professor, University of N. Texas