Airbnb, Spotify, GiffGaff, Uber… at first thought, these companies don’t seem to have much in common. Yet regardless of the industry, from hospitality to transportation, one key has been crucial to their success: service.
Mat Hunter, Chief Design Officer at Design Council, and Ben Terrett, Director of Design at GDS (best known for GOV.UK), sit down to explain what service design is, how it can improve public services and why it will be key for businesses to compete in the future.
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Design Council and the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) both believe that design plays a key role in economic...
The Design Council has been working with the Arts & Humanities Research Council to measure the value that design...
Since 2015, the New Citizenship Project has been working with membership organisations on a shared inquiry; to explore a future of membership focused primarily...
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