Covid-19 has altered the way we live and work in fundamental ways. To survive and thrive organizations need to slow down and reflect on how our world, our work, and our work lives will change from this point. As engineers you might say we are already problem-oriented, but a design thinker is human-need oriented, which is the need of the hour.
Join us at SDGC25 in Dallas and online, this October 15–17. In-person and virtual tickets are available - your invitation to connect, share ideas, and explore service design's impact on business.
We are excited to share the entire recording and the full transcript of this event with Organisational Choreographer and Creative Strategist Katrin Kolo.
Per anni i servizi hanno funzionato “a chiamata”: il cliente ha un problema, contatta l’azienda, l’azienda risponde. È un modello reattivo, spesso lento, costoso e poco coerente. L’intelligenza artificiale ribalta questo schema. Grazie alla capacità di analizzare grandi quantità di dati in tempo reale, l’AI permette ai fornitori di servizi di anticipare i bisogni, intervenire prima che il cliente debba chiedere aiuto e modellare l’interazione sul singolo individuo, non sulla “media” dei clienti.
We are excited to share the entire recording, recommended resources and the fill transcript of this event with Freelance Service Designer Leili Mirzakhalili.
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