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At this interactive event, you will be introduced to one of Philips’ design challenges. A challenge on health and well-being. You will dive deeper into it with the use of service design for systems thinking. You will practice a systemic design approach to come up with sustainable service solutions.
We live in unprecedented times. Numerous societal problems aren’t the same as before, both in terms of complexity and scale, nor the approaches to find and design possible solutions. What does this mean for nowadays’ designers? How to add v
