On 28 June Bas Raijmakers presented two case studies of service innovation projects STBY worked on in the UK, to illustrate how creative thinking contributes to innovation and the creation of economic value.
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Service Design Thinks Amsterdam
Please come along for another evening of presentations and debate among the Dutch Service Design community. The theme for the upcoming event on 12 May is ‘Exploring the O-gap’.
Guest lectures at Business Schools
Geke van Dijk has been invited to give guest lectures on customer insights for service innovation at two different Business Schools, Tias Nimbas in Tilburg (NL) and Cranfield (UK).
Service Design Thinks Amsterdam
The first Service Design Thinks event on 18 February was a great succes. The beautiful room, generously offered to us by the Waag Society, was packed with people from various backgrounds
STBY presents at SDN conference 2009
Together with Andreas Sommerwerk (Deutsche Telekom AG) Bas presented the paper “How sticky research drives service design” at the second international Service Design Network conference in Madeira (October 2009).
Spatial planning beyond the city
We were invited to present the work we did for Heartlands (Cornwall) at the annual conference on spatial planning (Ruimteconferentie 2009), organised by the Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency (Planbureau voor de Leefomgeving) on 3 November.
Open Innovation with a service design approach
Paper on Open Innovation project for Elsevier. Written by Geke van Dijk, Bas Raijmakers, Michiel van der Heyden en Toke Barter. Presented at the international Service Design conference in Amsterdam (24-26 November 2008). (PDF, 544kb)
HCI informing Service Design, and visa versa
Paper by Geke van Dijk. Presented at the workshop Service Design, during the conference HCI2008 in Liverpool (2-5 September 2008). (PDF, 336 kb)
Smart Street presentation
The presentation Bas did at the Design Research Society conference Undisciplined! (2008) on the above mentioned paper. (PDF, 4.2 Mb)
International Service Design Northumbria 2008
Bas presented at the ISDN03 conference in Newcastle about design documentaries as a method to discover what matters to people. All presentations can be downloaded from the Northumbria University Design School website. Bas’s presentation can be downloaded here (PDF, 4,3Mb).