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The New Production of Users traces the history of designer-user relations from the era of mass production to the present days. Its focus lies in elaborating the currently emerging strategies and approaches to user involvement in business and citizen contexts.

Produktbeschreibung
The New Production of Users traces the history of designer-user relations from the era of mass production to the present days. Its focus lies in elaborating the currently emerging strategies and approaches to user involvement in business and citizen contexts.


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Autorenporträt
Sampsa Hyysalo is an Associate Professor in co-design at the Aalto School of, Art, Design and Architecture and a Senior Researcher at the Aalto University School of Economics, Finland. Torben Elgaard Jensen is a Professor in Techno-Anthropology and Science & Technology Studies at Aalborg University-Copenhagen, Denmark. Nelly Oudshoorn is a Professor Emeritus of Technology Dynamics and Health Care at the University of Twente, the Netherlands.
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"A welcome addition to the reading list for any aspiring student of innovation and technology management who has a thirst for understanding the how users, like technology, are pervading services, products and business models." -Brendan Galbraith, Ulster University, Ireland
"A welcome addition to the reading list for any aspiring student of innovation and technology management who has a thirst for understanding the how users, like technology, are pervading services, products and business models." -Brendan Galbraith, Ulster University, Ireland