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Diversity, equity and inclusion can only truly come to life when they permeate all systems of an organisation.
It’s time to mark your calendars because our 2021 virtual conference is happening and you are invited!
April 20, 2021 members-only event to be hosted by SDN Finland and Norway
Think back to your last memorable experience. Was it positive or negative? What stands out to you most? What happened in between? How did the experience start? How did it end?
The SDN has announced Service Design Award 2020 finalists!
“Twenty-five years of service design—that deserves a review, but above all it requires a look ahead: what are the relevant developments of the field and how can we have a significant influence on a “desirable future?” Birgit Mager, SDN President
The Service Design Network New York Chapter hosted speaker and facilitator Andre Plaut on Tuesday, February 9 for a virtual workshop entitled “Learning is Experience Design”.
A Knowledge Exchange for SDN Members
Exploring the evolving field of applied ethics in Service Design.
2021's first SDN UK (Virtual) meet up
“My successes are a result of my own skills and actions, not luck” — a resulting insight amongst participants during this session
We, at the Service Design Network, would like to wish you and yours a very happy and healthy holiday. In the spirit of giving this holiday season, we are excited to offer our community speciality pricing on opportunities designed to help you learn, grow and connect. From SDN Membership, SDN Accreditation, and the SDN Academy, now is the time to "gift yourself" by taking advantage of these discounted offers today.
Our SDN Accreditation Programme is continuously developing, and we are pleased to share with you our latest developments! Visit our new landing page to learn more about our new programme and consider applying for your SDN accreditation. Many benefits await you!
An ad hoc series about how community members have discovered the SDN NYC, and why they continue to come back. Each person’s story is unique and we are excited, grateful and warmed by their continued engagement.
“Why would a designer want to work for a bank? Won’t your get bored?” Over the course of three years, not only has she never been bored, but she has learned important lessons about applying Service Design within a financial institution, an organization riddled with bureaucracy and red tape.
Adam Lawrence and Markus Edgar Hormeß of WorkPlayExperience joined us during Virtual SDGC20 (October 22-23) to share insights into 10 years of the Global Service Jam!
