EPIC2006 Portland | Transitions

Transitions explores change from micro to macro levels, connecting organizational to cultural and social transformation.

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Keynotes

Keynote

Ethnography and the “Extra Data” Opportunity

Grant Mccracken

Papers

Paper

‘Global Events Local Impacts’: India’s Rural Emerging Markets

Nimmi Rangaswamy & Kentaro Toyama

Paper

“Why Are You Taking My Picture?”: Navigating the Cultural Contexts of Visual Procurement

Jay Hasbrouck & Susan Faulkner

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A Sum Greater than the Parts: Combining Contextual Inquiry with Other Methods to Maximize Research Insights into Social Transitions

Erin Leedy & Theo Downes-Le Guin

Paper

At Home in the Field: From Objects to Lifecycles

Alexandra Zafiroglu & Ashwini Asokan

Paper

Between Cram School and Career in Tokyo

Diane J. Schiano et al.

Paper

Cultural Transitions – WWMD? Ethical Impulses and the Project of Ethnography in Industry

Melissa Cefkin

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Design for Healthy Living: Mobility and the Disruption of Daily Healthcare Routines

Ame Elliott & Brinda Dalal

Paper

Embed: Mapping the Future of Work and Play: A Case for “Embedding” Non-Ethnographers in the Field

Andrew Greenman & Scott Smith

Paper

Experience Models: Where Ethnography and Design Meet

Rachel Jones

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From Ancestors to Herbs: Innovation According to the ‘Protestant Re-formation’ of African Medicine

Stokes Jones

Paper

From Ethnographic Insight to User-centered Design Tools

Robin Beers & Pamela Whitney

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Larger than Life: Personal and Social Transitions within Type 2 Diabetes

Lisa Reichenbach & Amy Maish

Paper

Online Place and Person-Making: Matters of the Heart and Self-Expression

Rachel Jones & Martin Ortlieb

Paper

Power Point and the Crafting of Social Data

Nina Wakeford

Paper

Skillful Strategy, Artful Navigation & Necessary Wrangling

Suzanne L. Thomas & Tony Salvador

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Sunday is Family Day

Crysta J. Metcalf & Gunnar Harboe

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The Real Problem: Rhetorics of Knowing in Corporate Ethnographic Research

Dawn Nafus & Ken Anderson

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The Yin and Yang of Seduction and Production: Social Transitions of Ethnography between Seductive Play and Productive Force in Industry

Elizabeth (Dori) Tunstall

Paper

Transitions/Translations/Gaps: Ethnographic Representations in the Pharmaceutical Industry

John P. Wendel & Lisa Jane Hardy

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Walking the Interface: Uncovering Practices through ‘Proxy Technology Assessment’

Jo Pierson et al.

Paper

We We We All The Way Home: The “We” Affect in Transitional Spaces

Ken Anderson & Rogério De Paula

Panels

Panel

Beyond the Fabulous Wealth and Celebrity Acclaim: Success in Consultancy

Rick E. Robinson

Panel

Considering Ethnography in Various Business Settings – What Is Success?

Tracey Lovejoy et al.

Panel

Ethnography of Change: Change in Ethnography

Timothy De Waal Malefyt

Special Sessions

Special Session

What Is Our Project?

Paul Dourish

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