Context to this post here.
On Friday I was invited into Google Labs New York and given the opportunity to try out Glass.
I declined.
Here’s why.
There are …
More »
More »
Reflections on Glass, References
15 Apr 2013
A few references for the You Lookin’ at Me? Reflections on Google Glass article from last week.
Changing consumer expectations with shared-services such as ZipCar; The …
More »
More »
Last week I posted an essay about the adoption and impact on Google Glass that raised more questions that it answered.
Hundreds more questions in …
More »
More »
A Fear of Blurb, Unleashed.
09 Apr 2013
One of the unexpected benefits of writing a book has been the opportunity to think and learn about the publishing process. In the past month …
More »
More »
Except from the research report: In the Hands of God: A Study of Risk & Savings in Afghanistan co-authored with Cara Silver, Mark Rolston and …
More »
More »
The 10 Emotional Stages of Working in High Risk Environments
04 Mar 2013
In: Afghanistan, Research Methods
Comments Off on The 10 Emotional Stages of Working in High Risk Environments
Comments Off on The 10 Emotional Stages of Working in High Risk Environments
I wrote the following article for a research paper
More »
More »
Extreme Gender Dynamics
04 Mar 2013
Except from the research report: In the Hands of God: A Study of Risk & Savings in Afghanistan co-authored with Cara Silver, Mark Rolston and …
More »
More »
How the performance of a cellular network degrades with extremely high density/usage, such as Barcelona – Real Madrid at the 98,000 capacity Camp Nou, where …
More »
More »
There are projects.
The ones that shape, mould and refine our methods, allow us to iterate on how we think about collecting, analysing and applying …
More »
More »
A research trip to Afghanistan with colleagues Cara and Mark for a short study on mobile savings, as a follow up to this research. In …
More »
More »