Celebrate Service Design with us! Use this opportunity to benefit from our special offer in celebration of the Service Design Day! Do good - give back!
The SDN is excited to celebrate Service Design Day (June 1) with our global community. This year’s theme, Do good - give back, challenges practitioners everywhere to offer their services out to the benefit of local communities. We welcome you joining this cause and in turn, want to offer up some great incentives to showcase how much we appreciate you and all the good you do!
We have fantastic news for students! As of June 1 (Service Design Day) the new price for student membership is 40 Euros. Find out more about all our membership options.
Special pricing is also being applied to our professional membership option as follows:
In April 2020, the SDN Academy, in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, launched a series of free online lectures and mini-courses as an agile response to the ongoing learning needs of the community. These sessions, led by a global group of SDN trainers and speakers, focused around several trending service design-related topics. We know that many in the community were unable to actively participate in these courses, which is why we are pleased to present a curated collection of those sessions in recognition of Service Design Day, all for your viewing pleasure.
Touchpoint is already in its eleventh year of publication. To celebrate this significant milestone, we are happy to offer a limited Anniversary Collection pack for a special discounted rate. This pack of some of the best insights that service design has to offer includes 24 issues, with the latest issue Vol.11 No.3 - Service Design and Change Management included as a special gift!
Take advantage of this opportunity to fill your personal or corporate libraries with ten years of in-depth articles covering all facets of the service design sector. Written by authors from around the world, this collection will become your go-to reading resource! Find all information here!
This exciting Service Design Day opportunity keeps on giving until June 5. Don't miss the chance to apply for your SDN Trainer Accreditation and benefit from a special 25% discounted offer.
Becoming an accredited trainer offers a host of benefits including a boost to your career thanks to these coveted credentials. Check out all the advantages that accreditation offers here. Don’t miss this opportunity! Get your application ready and apply for your SDN Trainer Accreditation today.
Have you or your organisation designed and delivered a great service that you would like to share with the community? Raise the bar for world-class service design by submitting your project to the Service Design Award!
Submit your Service Design Award project from June 1 to June 5, 2020, and receive a 20% discount for your entry!
Discount is calculated and available in the cart of the Award system.
We look forward to seeing you online on June 1 and celebrating all the great work the service design community is doing to help transform our world for the better—together.
Check out what is our SDN community doing on the Service Design Day.
In this issue of Touchpoint, we focus on interdisciplinarity itself. What does success look like, and what are the tried and tested methods to achieve it?
Join us for the Service Design Global Conference (SDGC24) this October! Whether you prefer attending in person in Helsinki or participating online, exciting opportunities await. Register now on the conference website and be part of this inspiring event. See you there!
As the practice of service design continues to gain recognition and traction, a notable trend has emerged: organisations are choosing to build and utilise in-house service design teams rather than relying on external agencies. This shift brings with it a host of considerations, both positive and negative, that merit in-depth exploration and critical reflection.
What you are about to read is the latest thinking — and hands-on application — around service design and AI.
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