There are great reasons to submit your work to the Service Design Award whether you win or not. Take more than the glory! Send us your best work until June 6th, 2016.
The Service Design Award is the premier award for service design. It is organised by the Service Design Network, the global organisation for service design professionals, academia and business, the headquarter is based in Germany, Cologne. The Award will recognise outstanding work in the field of service design in both commercial, public and academic categories. It is open to any organisation or individual worldwide and the work will be judged by a jury of internationally recognised professionals.
As a response to the growing interest in Service Design Award from universities worldwide, we have launched a Student Award this year. Students will receive a reduced entry fee!
The ceremony of the Service Design Award 2016 will be integrated into the 9th annual Service Design Global Conference program, which will take place in this October 27th- 28th in Amsterdam.
Whether you win or not, there are great reasons to submit your work to the Service Design Award.
Students! Professionals! Don’t miss the opportunity to take more than the glory. Send us your best work until May 27th, 2016.
Find out more about what service design is, where to find great case studies, where you can study it and the benefits of being an SDN member.
This year, the Service Design Network will publish its second Service Design Impact Report – and the health sector is in the spotlight!
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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