Intel's lead anthropologist: The 4 questions every tech entrepreneur should ask

Ask Genevieve Bell a question, and she will ask you three more. An anthropologist by training, the Australia-born Bell heads Intel's Corporate Sensing and Insights team. Her role is to think about what the next five-to-10 years of the world will look like, and help prepare the company for an unpredictable technological future. An inquiring mind...Ask Genevieve Bell a question, and she will ask you three more. An anthropologist by training, the Australia-born Bell heads Intel's Corporate Sensing and Insights team. Her role is to think about what the next five-to-10 years of the world will look like, and help prepare the company for an unpredictable technological future. An inquiring mind seems only appropriate.Since she left her tenure-track position at Stanford University for Intel in 1998, attitudes have slowly changed in Silicon Valley, Bell told Mashable Australia. "There's much more of a willingness to think about who's going to use this stuff and why," she said. "And not just to
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