Alicia Dornadic
Biographic Data
| ID | 3567304 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Alicia Dornadic |
| GIVEN NAMES | Alicia |
| FAMILY NAME | Dornadic |
| SIGNATURE | DORNADIC A |
| AFFILIATIONS | MindSpark |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Scaling Out (Not Only Up) Distributed Collaboration Models to Get Work Done
In this catalyst, we the authors describe the benefits of 'scaling out': reaching out beyond one's organization to bring in external partners to accomplish UX research. Organizations scale out their research efforts in order to cover more ground, draw from more specialties, or conduct more research more quickly than they would be able to alone. As opposed to growing an in-house team to meeting research needs ('scaling up'), scaling out can be a m…
Doing Anthropology, Doing Business
Busyness
From Helping Hand to Hired Gun
The beginning of my story may sound familiar to many transitioning from academia to the private sector after graduate school. It involves cubicles, Vitamin D deficiency, and lectures on "impression management." It is about my personal frustrations with corporate work that led to my decision to freelance. The second part of my story is about my quest to find gratifying work, to make work of which I am proud, and to have enough experience and gumpt…
Artefacts
When an idea is cast into the world, others are able to play with it, learn from it, expand, discuss, replicate or challenge it. The idea becomes shareable. EPIC Artefacts are a way to put ethnographic ideas out in the world. From research, design, and teaching tools, new methodologies, ways of thinking, and communicating, to finished products and films, the makers who created this year's artefacts push the boundaries of ethnographic production a…
Artifacts
The Ethnographer Unbounded
Technological advances that enable seemingly endless information sharing, as well as various counter efforts that attempt to limit and control access to information, have prompted us to reexamine how industry-based practitioners of ethnography promulgate their research. A comparison of two distinct professional experiences reveals how varying degrees of information "openness" impact ethnographic work. One occurs within a large corporation in whic…
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Artifacts
The Ethnographer Unbounded
Technological advances that enable seemingly endless information sharing, as well as various counter efforts that attempt to limit and control access to information, have prompted us to reexamine how industry-based practitioners of ethnography promulgate their research. A comparison of two distinct professional experiences reveals how varying degrees of information "openness" impact ethnographic work. One occurs within a large corporation in whic…
Artefacts
When an idea is cast into the world, others are able to play with it, learn from it, expand, discuss, replicate or challenge it. The idea becomes shareable. EPIC Artefacts are a way to put ethnographic ideas out in the world. From research, design, and teaching tools, new methodologies, ways of thinking, and communicating, to finished products and films, the makers who created this year's artefacts push the boundaries of ethnographic production a…
From Helping Hand to Hired Gun
The beginning of my story may sound familiar to many transitioning from academia to the private sector after graduate school. It involves cubicles, Vitamin D deficiency, and lectures on "impression management." It is about my personal frustrations with corporate work that led to my decision to freelance. The second part of my story is about my quest to find gratifying work, to make work of which I am proud, and to have enough experience and gumpt…
Busyness
Doing Anthropology, Doing Business
Scaling Out (Not Only Up) Distributed Collaboration Models to Get Work Done
In this catalyst, we the authors describe the benefits of 'scaling out': reaching out beyond one's organization to bring in external partners to accomplish UX research. Organizations scale out their research efforts in order to cover more ground, draw from more specialties, or conduct more research more quickly than they would be able to alone. As opposed to growing an in-house team to meeting research needs ('scaling up'), scaling out can be a m…
Sociology (6 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Engineering (4 works) · Work (physics (4 works) · Anthropology (3 works) · Business (3 works) · Ethnography (3 works) · Knowledge management (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Public relations (3 works)