Category: SID events
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SXC15 Day 1 Bar camps – Designer in the enterprise world & Data Canvas tool
Designer in the enterprise world by SAP Marion and Heike from SAP shared their experiences with us on implementing SD in the corporation world. Being a service designer in an enterprise requires expertise in a multitude of areas and teamwork with internal stakeholders that have divergent motivations. In large projects it is crucial to have…
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Service Experience Camp (SXC) 2015 – a deep dive into SD and DT with european peers
The welcoming words of the organizers enlightened us about the movement behind camp event organizing – Service Design Berlin is a knowledge sharing community arranging regularly events on current topics of service design for design thinkers. In the camp event the purpose is to learn from each other how to go forward with design thinking in…
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Service Experience Trail – from MS Digital Eatery to Deutche Bank 101 concept
I participated the Service Experience Camp 2015 during 12 – 14 November in Berlin. On the preceeding day of the actual Camp event, I walked the optional 2,5 hours trail in Berlin Mitte with other Experience Camp participants. We got introduced to 4 particular retail spaces. We started with the Microsoft Digital Eatery, a combination…
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Because who is perfect?
On 4th of November I participated in a lecture at Helsinki University of Business (Studia Generale by Simo Vehmas). This lecture was about the human rights of people with disabilities . This interesting topic carried me and my thoughts towards an ideal world, where everyone could live their life unlimited by their special needs. As a…
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Women in Tech 2015 – match-making across industries to discover hot spots of innovation!
Women in Tech 2015 was arranged on 7th October in Helsinki with the theme “Make a difference!” and lured women of all ages with an interest in the future of business and technology to participate. The guest speakers Stephanie Keller-Bottom and Tammy Noll motivated us as women to be the change we want to see.…
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Advice for entrepreneurs: Is you business disruptive, adaptive and scalable?
At the Lifestyle Business Convention in London, co-founder and CEO of Wealth Dragons, John Lee gave a talk on “How to start a business and become an entrepreneur”. One of his topics was Why do 50 percent of all businesses fail in the first year?. The most important aspect for him was that these businesses…
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Open data and its potential – free information for all
What do we mean by open data? It is material which is created by public administration, organisations, companies or private persons and which is freely available and free of charge for the use of others. I attended a morning coffee event held by the Urban Academy, where launching of the open data of the City of Helsinki…
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Public Health Booster – Project which brings startup thinking into health care
I took part in a Public Health Booster Workshop held in the Laurea Tikkurila Campus – a project formed together by the Laurea University of Applied Sciences, City of Vantaa and HealthSPA – the Finnish health ecosystem booster, a non-profit association for health startups, with its main aim at placing Finland among the top best in healthcare. HealthSpa creates events, like this workshop, which matchmake healthcare professionals, students…
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Lean Startup & how to test our most dangerous assumptions in an affordable and quick way?
Tuomas Mikkonen from company called Connection held a one evening course on agile product and service business development with lean startup method. I attended this course in the end of September as it was available in the series of events organized by IT-Ekonomit and Ekonomiyrittäjät. We all in SID 2015 have recently gotten familiar with…
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Yves Béhar: Design is the driver for technology
I had the great forture to see Yves Béhar give a talk at the London Global Design Forum. Béhar is a design entrepreneur and the founder of FuseProject. He was named one of the Top 25 Visionaries by Time Magazine. His humanitarian work includes One Laptop Per Child and See Better to Learn Better. Béhar…

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