Lisa Kleinman
Biographic Data
| ID | 3735743 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lisa Kleinman |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lisa |
| FAMILY NAME | Kleinman |
| SIGNATURE | KLEINMAN L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Director of User Experience at LogMeIn where she and her team research and design tools for collaboration |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Practical Resilience
Trees and Forests
When should systems know us as people and not as just data? Who watches the watcher when abstractions and aggregated data are used to make decisions about our lives? The flow of information and data between human and machine systems are a source of both progress and anxiety. In this session, we consider how a change in perspective (scale) leads to shifts in how data is contextualized and understood. Implications are presented on the ethnographer'…
Challenging Bigger, Faster, Easier, Broader
In this session, we consider how ethnographic perspectives illuminate the importance of goals beside or alongside 'bigger, faster, easier, broader' and how we re-orient stakeholders to new goals while still creating business value. We'll discuss shared challenges and strategies for building corporate models of scale that can speak to and learn from alternative goals and metrics
Built to Scale
Architecture isn't just art; it physically shapes the ways in which we live and work. This session explores the intersections of vision and concrete building materials, thinking through the ways in which people and populations are affected by the built environment. In these ways, spaces are different from places. These works address the importance/centrality of different types of buildings (edifices) and the practices that they make possible
Creating a Creators' Market
This case demonstrates how ongoing ethnographic research from within a corporation led to the re-segmentation of a market. The first part of the case focuses on how a team of social science researchers at a major technology company, Intel, drew on past research studies to develop a point-of-view on the increasing importance of content creation across a range of populations that challenged the findings of a quantitative market sizing study. Drawin…
Creating a Creators' Market
This case demonstrates how ongoing ethnographic research from within a corporation led to the re-segmentation of a market. The first part of the case focuses on how a team of social science researchers at a major technology company, Intel, drew on past research studies to develop a point-of-view on the increasing importance of content creation across a range of populations that challenged the findings of a quantitative market sizing study. Drawin…
Creating a Creators' Market
This case demonstrates how ongoing ethnographic research from within a corporation led to the re-segmentation of a market. The first part of the case focuses on how a team of social science researchers at a major technology company, Intel, drew on past research studies to develop a point-of-view on the increasing importance of content creation across a range of populations that challenged the findings of a quantitative market sizing study. Drawin…
Trees and Forests
When should systems know us as people and not as just data? Who watches the watcher when abstractions and aggregated data are used to make decisions about our lives? The flow of information and data between human and machine systems are a source of both progress and anxiety. In this session, we consider how a change in perspective (scale) leads to shifts in how data is contextualized and understood. Implications are presented on the ethnographer'…
Challenging Bigger, Faster, Easier, Broader
In this session, we consider how ethnographic perspectives illuminate the importance of goals beside or alongside 'bigger, faster, easier, broader' and how we re-orient stakeholders to new goals while still creating business value. We'll discuss shared challenges and strategies for building corporate models of scale that can speak to and learn from alternative goals and metrics
Built to Scale
Architecture isn't just art; it physically shapes the ways in which we live and work. This session explores the intersections of vision and concrete building materials, thinking through the ways in which people and populations are affected by the built environment. In these ways, spaces are different from places. These works address the importance/centrality of different types of buildings (edifices) and the practices that they make possible
Practical Resilience
Computer Science (5 works) · Ethnography (4 works) · Session (web analytics (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · World Wide Web (4 works) · Geography (3 works) · Scale (ratio (3 works) · Art (2 works) · Business (2 works) · Cartography (2 works)