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The Global Chapter Team and SDN are excited to announce the 4 winners of the SDN Chapter Award. The winner announcement and Award Ceremony took place during the SDGC19 Members Event on October 9, 2019. The awards showcase the amazing impact of the SDN Chapters for our international community and raise awareness about their activities.
Congratulations on your well-deserved success to all Service Design Award 2019 Winners and Finalists! The much anticipated, Service Design Award ceremony was a huge success, taking place on October 10, in the magnificent Toronto.
With the global conference approaching, we got in contact with one of the conference's organisers, Chris shared with us his valuable insights and 'sneak peaks' on this year's edition of the conference.
Apprenez comment appliquer le Service Design Thinking à l'innovation rapide des Expériences Client dans les écosystèmes produit-service multicanaux. L’ «Essentials School» de Paris 'This is Service Design Doing' aura lieu du 12 au 14 février 2020.
We will go through a short and interactive introduction to Design Thinking. What is it, where does it come from and why now? What are the challenges? What are the main ‘schools of thought’ within Design Thinking? What are some real-world case studies in practice?
Touchpoint is the first and only journal dedicated to the practice of service design. Published by practitioners for practitioners, Touchpoint is essential reading for both newcomers and seasoned experts alike.
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Autodesk planned to transform its business model from selling software licenses to subscriptions. This change would impact nearly every customer touchpoint and force the company to re-balance its investments between product and service organizations.
Service Designer Gassia Salibian
Service Provider Autodesk, Inc.
Industry Information Technologie
How might the Kohl Children’s Museum increase awareness and visitorship? The challenge was coupled by the fact the museum resides in the suburbs of Chicago, nor is it easily accessible by public transportation.
Service Designer Thomas Brandenburg & Twisha Shah-Brandenburg, Professors; Student team: Jishu Pradeep, Madiha Muqeet, Morgan Peters, Xing Chen, and Yu Sha
Service Provider Kohl Children’s Museum
Industry Media & Entertainment
The aim is to represent processes by which the social participation of young people, who are not in education, employment, or training (NEET), can be activated and supported utilizing service design.
Service Designer Sanna Haapanen, Tuija Suikkanen-Malin, Tiina Kirvesniemi
Service Provider South-Eastern University of Applied Sciences
Industry Education
How could our company leverage our Net Promoter Score (NPS) metrics to make business decisions and drive experience innovation?
Service Designer Molly Fuller
Service Provider Harken Health
Industry Healthcare
