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“What can we learn from the Developing World?” Impact of Mobile Applications from developing Markets on Mature Economies

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In this presentation we will explore designs that move from the developing world to the developed.

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Marsden, G. (2010). “What can we learn from the Developing World?” Impact of Mobile Applications from developing Markets on Mature Economies. In: Picot, A., Lorenz, J. (eds) ICT for the Next Five Billion People. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-12225-5_6

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