British interface designer and user anthropologist Jan Chipchase works for the Nokia design team, a group of 250 people worldwide. Jan spent several months last year thinking about how the human race shares things. He’s an exploratory human behavioral field researcher at the Nokia (NOK) Research Center located in Tokyo. Chipchase tries to help multidisciplinary researchers understand how the world will be in the future. He recently spoke to BusinessWeek.com’s Innovation Editor Jessi Hempel. [Get the full interview ¦ BusinessWeek.com]
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