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Comment by Joel Van Dyke on February 15, 2011 at 2:32

Global Service Jam Greenville SC, USA Looking for interested participants! Email me at jvandyke@fmarch.com March 11-13

Comment by Qin on January 30, 2011 at 22:06

Global Serivce Jam London, call for everyone who find themselves in London on 11th-13th March!

We have a problem: to charge or not to charge for a two-day event?

We are lucky enough to have two companies generously offering venue with low cost at East central London, however, there are other reasons why some of us think putting a small price (£15-20) on the tickets is a good idea, while some are against it.

We honestly think it is healthy to open the discussion to the public. Following the principle of co-creation, we are open to what you have to say – our dearest participating jammers.

Please feel free to leave us a comment or suggestion on http://www.gsjamlondon.org.uk/

Look forward to hear from you.

Comment by Ruth Tullis on August 24, 2010 at 13:46

I am currently working on my dissertation involving cities, people, communities and service design.
Please check out my blog about my dissertation research.
http://ruthtullis.tumblr.com/
thanks.
ruth

Comment by Joseph Coughlin on August 15, 2010 at 18:14

Some thoughts for home services design and innovation for aging boomers - Baby Boomers & Aging-in-Place: Business Opportunities for Home Services, Insurers & Communications Providers
http://www.disruptivedemographics.com/2010/02/aging-baby-boomers-ag...

Comment by Richard Hewitt on August 15, 2010 at 14:31

Does anyone know of any service design agencies in the North, like Leeds or Manchester? Would there be much demand for one up there?

Comment by Johanna Hautamäki on August 13, 2010 at 12:40

Thanks for your input Tennyson, that is true. More is not merryer in this case. I'm at the moment going thrue all the information and next phase is to make guide lines for it, at that point we'll see which methods will be best for using.

Comment by Tennyson Pinheiro on August 13, 2010 at 12:33

Looks nice, Johanna. Just make sure you keep the right amount of techniques, what i mean by that is, keep it simple, don't over do it. People can get confused if you take a "too much" method oriented approach.
Nice challenge, keep us posted on it, ok?
Tenny

Comment by Johanna Hautamäki on August 13, 2010 at 12:14

Sorry the answer took so long, I didn't notice your message right away :)

Comment by Johanna Hautamäki on August 13, 2010 at 12:12

I will be using some methods ( like customer journey, personas and desing probes not quite sure at this poin which) in making the guidebook for the staff and the guide book will also contain some methods for the staff to use in their own work and in starting and plannind new museums operations.

Network Guide Comment by Arne van Oosterom on August 5, 2010 at 10:20

Hi Johanna,

Good to have you here :-) I'm curious; in what way will you be using service design methods for the book?

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