Blijf op de hoogte
Wil je op de hoogte blijven van alles wat we ondernemen? Volg ons via twitter, neem een rss abonnement op onze weblog of schrijf je in voor de nieuwsbrief.
Get in touch
Benieuwd wat we voor jou kunnen betekenen? Neem snel eens contact met ons op.
- Oudegracht 8, 3511 AM Utrecht
- tel: +31 (0)30 890 3220
- email: energie@31v.nl
Tag Archives: presentation
Service Design at the Creativity Company Conference 2010
September 14th 2010 was the day for the 4th edition of the Creative Company Conference (photos). The speakers at conference turned out to be a very diverse mix of creatives. It was a ride that took the audience from design thinking to transmedia storytelling and everything in between. The goal… »
15/09/2010 Also tagged ccc10, ccc2010, creative company conference, Design Thinking, haarlem, service thinking, workshop
Service Design Thinks #2: Exploring the O-Gap
12 mei vond de 2e editie van de Service Design Thinks plaats in Amsterdam.
Exploring the O-Gap.
De O in O-Gap staat voor Organisation. ‘Hoe zorg je ervoor dat je prachtige plan niet struikelt bij de uitvoering in de organisatie.’ 2 presentaties, afgewisseld met opbouwende discussies. De sprekers zoomden… »Presenting at Marketing Pioneers 2010 and Freelance Friday
In last 7 days I had the opportunity to present at 2 very different events. Different audience, different themes, different preparation and different reactions! This is my short review of Freelance Friday and Marketing Pioneers 2010.
Freelance Friday
This was the first Utrecht edition of a successful event that has… »05/02/2010 Also tagged ffutr, freelancefriday, marketingpioniers, mp2010
What does a service designer do?
I was invited to present at the 2nd Meet & Create (dutch) session. This session was dedicated to service innovation and especially the uprising of service design.
Because this was a very creative crowd I took the opportunity to focus very much at the here and now of service design.… »
02/10/2009 Also tagged amersfoort, meet&create, servicesign
Slides and notes from the talk on Mobile Design (Challenges) at Crosslab