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Walking Out of Social Contracts

02 Jan 2012
In: Design Inspiration, Seoul
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A small but significant social nudging behaviour by this street food seller next to Dongdaemon fabric market Seoul: as customers pass by she invites them …
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The Point of Sale

If there’s one advantage to a couple of spare hours in Tokyo – it’s pulling up a seat in the under-the-arches back-of-Daikanyama Dexee Diner, and …
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Squared

iPad/cash register the Square dongle for processing credit cards.
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Mobile, Money, Chai, Delivery

27 Jul 2010
In: Ahmedabad, Cultural Norms
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Spent an hour this morning in the basement of my hard drive looking through the archives for photos related to mobile money service use for …
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Money on the Table

26 Jun 2010
In: Today's Office, Xuhui
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Not quite the extreme of buying an apartment in Tokyo but if you want to rent a property in China be prepared to bring plenty …
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ATM Norms

11 Jun 2010
In: Almaty, Cultural Norms
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Many of Almaty’s newer ATMs have a perculiar form: a significantly larger footprint than the international norm; and positioned in locations that force the customer …
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Infra Density

21 May 2010
In: Austin, Cultural Norms
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Just some of ~dozen ATMs in Austin’s 6th Street bar area – certainly the densest sustained row of cash machines I’ve come across anywhere in …
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A Crowd, A Stall

28 Apr 2010
In: Chengdu
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From a winters day trying to escape from the electronics market in Chengdu.
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Blessed Transactions

21 Apr 2010
In: Cultural Norms, Dharavi
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The proximity of faith related icons to the money in this Dharavi chai-house – every time a transactions is completed the owner brushes the religious …
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Mobile Banking? Personal Banking

08 Apr 2010
In: Ahmedabad, Design Inspiration
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For those of you exploring the intersection of design and micro-finance I’ve started guest-blogging at the World Bank/CGAP – the first short post on the …
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