Category: Design Thinking
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Playing with Legos®
On a recent FaceTime session with my five-year-old niece I was proud to report that I played with Legos at school this week. Yeah, my school is pretty cool. Since then, I have been left wondering what it means that a five-year-old identifies with my day while I am still left struggling to convince some…
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My Minds Boggling with Design Thinking!
Last spring I received a letter from Laurea University of Applied Sciences, I was accepted to study Master degree of Hospitality Management, service design. I was thrilled! I have been looking for such an education where I can exploit my past as an Artist and professional of Horeca. First semester started with Design thinking, lead by…
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It’s time to stop thinking that to do good means living in poverty
I took part in Human-centered Design online course in Feb-Apr 2015. We were asked to form a team with at least four members in it, at the maximum six. Our team SID Inspired consisted of six students studying Service Design at Laurea University of Applied Sciences. The diversity is better if there are more people involved in the team work.…
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Experiences from the Global Service Jam Helsinki 2015
Global Service Jam is a yearly event enabling anyone interested in service design and design thinking to co-create, experiment and develop new solutions inspired by a shared theme. This year, the Jam was arranged in 100 cities during the weekend of February 27th – March 1st all around the world. In the Jam, the participants…
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Are we speaking the same language?
In many of the projects that I have been a part of, the process begins right away. In the kickoff meeting you introduce yourself to a number of people, some of them who you have possibly never met before. You usually go over the projects goals and after that you’re off to the races. Even…
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Value Proposition & Service design for FORGE
How will you solve a service design challenge which asks us to derive a value proposition for a company whose business logic is fuzzy? One will naturally assume that talking to the representatives of the company, probing them more questions will lead to a lucid understanding of the problem set. But that move proved to…


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