We are delighted to open a call for the Service Design Award 2018, the premier international award for service design. The Award recognises work of an exceptional standard in the field of service design from the private and public sector, as well as academia.
Are you proud of a service design project you or your team have implemented within the last few years? Enter the premier award for service design to share your work with the global service design community, win a reputation for excellence and international recognition.
The amazing benefits of winning include a finalist exhibition and presenting to over 700 professionals from the industry during the Service Design Award Ceremony at the much anticipated 11th Service Design Global Conference 2018 from October 10-11 in Dublin.
Highlight your exceptional projects by entering one of the three Award categories for students and profesionals:
• Commercial
• Non-profit / public sector
Keep in mind you can still edit your submission until the regular entry deadline of June 4.
Receive an additional discount to enter the Service Design Award, as well as many other benefits, by purchasing an SDN Membership.
The Award commends projects by students and professionals in three categories; commercial and public sector/non-profit. It is open to any organisation or individual worldwide and the work will be judged by a jury of internationally recognised professionals.
SDN launched a Student Award in 2016 due to the increasing demand for high quality studies and academic output in service design. Students will receive a reduced entry fee and the submission criteria is identical to that of the professional award.
On the fence? Find out more about why you should enter.
Conheça dois elementos fundamentais para qualquer processo criativo de Service Design e comece sua jornada de experiências!
Over the last three months the Canadian Chapter of the Service Design Network has been hard at work: (1) putting in place the necessary infrastructure to administer the chapter, particularly challenging given the geographic span of Canada; (2) promoting the chapter and supporting local events; and (3) planning our first major multi-city initiative. What follows is a detailed accounting of each of these areas.
The very first Service Design Award Annual, published by SDN, is here to capture, share and celebrate the very best in service design.
In this new issue of Touchpoint, we focus on what our practice will look like - or should look like - as it moves into the world of tomorrow. Get your copy in print or digital format now!
Share your thoughts
0 RepliesPlease login to comment