Apala's book  

Innovative Solutions:

What Designers Need to Know For Today's Emerging Markets

Innovative SolutionsBased on research and practice, this book comprehensively examines the elements of what is needed to be knowledgeable and creative when designing for emerging markets. It provides an in-depth look at user research methods in emerging markets and underserved communities.

The authors demonstrate how ecosystems mapping could become an essential tool to define the elements impacting design decisions. They discuss methods to develop solution spaces based on the output from users research studies.

The book includes case studies and design examples that provide insights on how to avoid pitfalls in designing outside of the comfort zone and for emerging markets.

This book is edited by Apala Lahiri Chavan, VP of HFI's Asian Operations, and Girish V. Prabhu, and includes contributions by many well-known people in the field.

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Chapter 2 - Key Themes of Working in Emerging Markets

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Theme 1: Culture—Is It Predictably the Same?
Theme 2: People—How Are They Different?
Theme 3: Technology—Is It There at All?
Theme 4: Transition—The Game Is Changing All the Time

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