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Charles Scott Armstrong (born
September 14 1971 in
Portsmouth,
UK) is an ethnographer and technologist. He developed the field of
sociomimetics, the mirroring of
social behaviour patterns in electronic
information systems, as a technique to enhance their effectiveness.
Armstrong graduated from
St John's College, Cambridge in
1993 with a degree in Social and Political Sciences. His work on sociomimetics commenced with a year-long ethnographic study in the
Isles of Scilly during
1999 investigating the social behaviours involved in distributing information through the island communities. During this period
Michael Young became Armstrong's mentor, a role which continued until Young's death in
2002. Small-scale prototyping during
2001 and
2002 led to the formation in
2003 of Trampoline Systems Limited, which is developing large-scale information management applications based on sociomimetic principles.
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