Episode 23

Technology and Emerging Markets. Special Guests Joshua Kauffman and Niti Bhan. Bull Session and It’s News to Me.

Podcast: Download

Links to topics mentioned in this podcast:

It’s News to Me
Facebook unleashes Deals
Your mobile device likely records your movement history
Tech earnings soar
Unemployment rates down
Stormy weather for Amazon, Sony cloud services
Akamai State of the Internet Report
Bots offer $23,000,000 book
Yahoo acquires IntoNow

Bull Session
Joshua Kauffman
Harvard University Graduate School of Design
Groupshot: Technology for Informality
Arrival City, by Doug Saunders
Tufts University
Nairobi, Kenya
Curitiba, Brazil
Episurveyor
Poverty Action Lab
M-Pesa
The Master Switch, by Tim Wu
Maker Faire
The Craftsman, by Richard Sennett
Shop Class as Soulcraft, by Matthew B. Crawford

Niti Bhan
Aalto University Design Factory
Hewlett Packard
IIT Institute of Design, Chicago
Afrigadget
The Prepaid Economy
Wharton School of Business
Jugaad
The Wall Street Journal
The Frugal Engineer
University of Oxford Multidimensional Poverty Index
Map Kibera
U.N. Millennium Development Goals
Design Thinking
Bruce Nussbaum
Maker Faire Africa
Ikea
Jua Kali, Informal Manufacturing Sector in Kenya
Is Humanitarian Design the New Imperialism?

Closing Segment
Designing for Emerging Markets
Muchiri Nyaggah

Episode 23 Credits
Guest – Joshua Kauffman
Guest – Niti Bhan

Host & Director – Dirk Knemeyer @dknemeyer
Co-Host & Producer – Jonathan Follett @jonfollett
Minister of Agit-Prop – Juhan Sonin @jsonin
Technical Support – Eric Benoit @ebenoit
Original Music – Ian Dorsch @iandorsch

Tags: aalto university design factory, afrigadget, akamai, amazon, android, apple, arrival city, brazil, bruce nussbaum, curitiba, design thinking, doug saunders, emerging markets, episurveyor, facebook, google, groupon, groupshot, harvard university, hp, humanitarian design, iit institute of design, ikea, informal manufacturing sector in kenya, intonow, ios, joshua kauffman, jua kali, jugaad, kenya, living social, m-pesa, maker faire, maker faire africa, map kibera, matthew b. crawford, muchiri nyaggah, multidimensional poverty index, nairobi, new imperialism, niti bhan, poverty action lab, richard sennett, shop class as soulcraft, sony, state of the internet report, the craftsman, the frugal engineer, the master switch, the prepaid economy, the wall street journal, tim wu, tufts university, u.n. millenium development goals, unemployment, university of oxford, wharton school of business, yahoo