Taiwan has been actively involved in the international design circle in recent years, including the 2011 IDA Congress, World Design Expo and 2016 World Design Capital in Taipei. The growing trend has been also transforming the ‘Made-in-Taiwan’ (MIT) economy into a ‘Design-in-Taiwan’ (DIT) one.
Nowadays, many industrial and academic organisations adopt service design as their core strategy, and there is a large Taiwanese service design community (read more about this in ‘5% Design Action’ in Touchpoint Vol. 6 No. 2, and ‘Service Design Gourmet’ in Touchpoint Vol. 6 No. 3).
The team is planning to organise a national conference on 23 October.
If you are interested in service design in Taiwan, please contact:
taiwan@service-design-network.orgTo learn more about SDN chapters as a whole, have a look at our chapter overiew.
This year, the Service Design Network will publish its second Service Design Impact Report – and the health sector is in the spotlight!
Due to high demand the Service Design Award 2017 deadline has been extended to June 27th! It is the premier international award for service design. The Award recognises work of an exceptional standard in the field of service design by both students and professionals.
We loved being a part of the 2nd international Service Design Day! Congratulations to everyone who got involved because you managed to make an even bigger buzz than last year, which means more people than ever now know about the amazing power of service design!
Service designer Mikko Koivisto has won the Ornamo Award of 2017. Koivisto, the Lead Service Designer and Customer Experience Director of the Hellon service design agency, is one of Finland’s first academically trained professionals in service design. He has been involved in developing this field both in Finland and abroad.
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