Lifesized is James Burke

He can help you build web applications, create or improve services (often with a digital component), lead workshops and gain valuable insight into developing your strategy. Together with partners like Non-Fiction, Automatique, Tinker, Vurb and many more, this network of people have the experience and insight in how to go about building digital services and launching them in the market place or to a select community of practise. Recent additions to the toolkit are development of mobile applications (iPhone, Android), location-based services and augmenting reality.

Also involved in
He is a founding member of Hackdeoverheid, an organization that creates events bringing geeks and civil servants together to prototype new government services using open government data. Together with Tijs Teulings he built NARB, an online art guide and set of tools for museum exhibition designers. He’s also in the founding team of the Roomware Project, an open-source framework for making indoor spaces interactive and the P2P Foundation, a global network of people researching peer to peer practises. In 2009 he started VURB, a European framework for policy and design research concerning urban computational systems, together with Ben Cerveny and Juha van Zelfde.

Background
James is a man of British extraction from the big bad rather crowded city of London, who moved to the States before evolving into his current role in user experience, interaction design and strategy. Lifesized is situated in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.