Simon Pulman‐jone
Biographic Data
| ID | 3567220 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Simon Pulman‐jone |
| GIVEN NAMES | Simon |
| FAMILY NAME | Pulman‐jone |
| SIGNATURE | JONE S P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Emergence Now |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Harnessing Empathy to Scale a Healthtech Startup During the Covid-19 Pandemic
This case study explores the scaling experience of an early-stage healthtech startup company called myICUvoice. During the Covid-19 pandemic, myICUvoice rapidly scaled from a single intensive care environment to being widely used nationally (UK) as well as globally. We explore why and how so many volunteers were motivated to donate their time and expertise to help scale this early stage startup. Specifically, we examine the roles that empathy pla…
From 'Cool Science' to Changing the World
Introducing an emerging context for human-centered design work, this paper extends previous EPIC literature on startup innovation upstream into university science commercialization. It provides new perspectives on how the human-centered design community can engage with scientific models of agency to inform broader engagement with the innovation and design challenges inherent in 'intelligent' technologies, and offers the challenge of engaging with…
Ethnography / Analytics
Salons
EPIC Salons are not a seminar, not a presentation, nor workshops with a 'leader'. In 2013, the first year this format was featured, the Salons achieved their sole goal of offering more space for 'horizontal' conversation between EPIC attendees - by offering a forum for shared in-depth explorations of a single topic
Using Photographic Data To Build A Large-Scale Global Comparative Visual Ethnography Of Domestic Spaces
This paper describes an innovative attempt to construct a large-scale, global comparative visual ethnography of domestic spaces, and uses the notion of ‘sociality’ to interrogate the ability of such a broad but relatively thin data set to do justice to ethnography's potential to capture and communicate the salience of the socially co-constructed contexts of people's lives. Whilst noting the risks inherent in using data sets that exclude informati…
Harnessing Empathy to Scale a Healthtech Startup During the Covid-19 Pandemic
This case study explores the scaling experience of an early-stage healthtech startup company called myICUvoice. During the Covid-19 pandemic, myICUvoice rapidly scaled from a single intensive care environment to being widely used nationally (UK) as well as globally. We explore why and how so many volunteers were motivated to donate their time and expertise to help scale this early stage startup. Specifically, we examine the roles that empathy pla…
From 'Cool Science' to Changing the World
Introducing an emerging context for human-centered design work, this paper extends previous EPIC literature on startup innovation upstream into university science commercialization. It provides new perspectives on how the human-centered design community can engage with scientific models of agency to inform broader engagement with the innovation and design challenges inherent in 'intelligent' technologies, and offers the challenge of engaging with…
Using Photographic Data To Build A Large-Scale Global Comparative Visual Ethnography Of Domestic Spaces
This paper describes an innovative attempt to construct a large-scale, global comparative visual ethnography of domestic spaces, and uses the notion of ‘sociality’ to interrogate the ability of such a broad but relatively thin data set to do justice to ethnography's potential to capture and communicate the salience of the socially co-constructed contexts of people's lives. Whilst noting the risks inherent in using data sets that exclude informati…
Using Photographic Data To Build A Large-Scale Global Comparative Visual Ethnography Of Domestic Spaces
This paper describes an innovative attempt to construct a large-scale, global comparative visual ethnography of domestic spaces, and uses the notion of ‘sociality’ to interrogate the ability of such a broad but relatively thin data set to do justice to ethnography's potential to capture and communicate the salience of the socially co-constructed contexts of people's lives. Whilst noting the risks inherent in using data sets that exclude informati…
Salons
EPIC Salons are not a seminar, not a presentation, nor workshops with a 'leader'. In 2013, the first year this format was featured, the Salons achieved their sole goal of offering more space for 'horizontal' conversation between EPIC attendees - by offering a forum for shared in-depth explorations of a single topic
Ethnography / Analytics
From 'Cool Science' to Changing the World
Introducing an emerging context for human-centered design work, this paper extends previous EPIC literature on startup innovation upstream into university science commercialization. It provides new perspectives on how the human-centered design community can engage with scientific models of agency to inform broader engagement with the innovation and design challenges inherent in 'intelligent' technologies, and offers the challenge of engaging with…
Harnessing Empathy to Scale a Healthtech Startup During the Covid-19 Pandemic
This case study explores the scaling experience of an early-stage healthtech startup company called myICUvoice. During the Covid-19 pandemic, myICUvoice rapidly scaled from a single intensive care environment to being widely used nationally (UK) as well as globally. We explore why and how so many volunteers were motivated to donate their time and expertise to help scale this early stage startup. Specifically, we examine the roles that empathy pla…
Computer Science (5 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Anthropology (2 works) · Context (archaeology (2 works) · Data science (2 works) · Empathy (2 works) · EPIC (2 works) · Epistemology (2 works) · Ethnography (2 works)