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Self Tracking
Venture Labor
Surviving the New Economy

Digital tool plans and models

Here is a video of my lecture at the University of Michigan, “Digital tool plans and models.”   Gina Neff, author of “Venture Labor: Work and the Burden of Risk in Innovative Industries,” speaks on “Plans and Models: Digital Tools, Sticky Practices and the Thorny Problem of Innovation” during this talk at the University of […]

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Keynote Address at Texas A&M on Jobsite Communication

I gave a keynote address at an annual research symposium on built environments held by the College of Architecture at Texas A&M.  My colleague Carrie Dossick and I spoke on how visualization and communication tools can address problems at construction jobsites.

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Messy Talk in Virtual Teams: Achieving Knowledge Synthesis through Shared Visualizations

Engineering teams collaborating in virtual environments face many technical, social, and cultural challenges. In this paper we focus on distributed teams making joint unanticipated discoveries in virtual environments. We operationalize a definition of “messy talk” as a process in which teams mutually discover issues, critically engage in clarifying and finding solutions to the discovered issues, […]

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