Category: Digital Studio
Better together – How the Digital Studio bridges the gap between Design, Business and Technology
Creating digital products and services is like an orchestra or band playing music together. Working together as a team whilst transforming ideas into solutions can be challenging but it is the key to bring this ambition to life.
User experience How sound design elevates the user experience
Sound design is growing into an important extension of the user experience. Not considering sound design in order to elevate the user experience could be seen as a missed opportunity.
6 weeks to transform ideas into a prototype: inspiration from the “Swiss Machine”
Our approach to materialize innovation by transforming ideas into tangible prototypes is based on a 6-week timeframe. The first time I informed both my colleagues and clients of this promise, they believed it was crazy.
A Day in the Life of an Experience Developer
You wake up, squinting your eyes at the sunlight coming into your room through an opening in the curtains. You’ve never really been a morning person…
The typical day of a (senior) service designer
To my friends, family and students who wonder what my mysterious job looks like, here’s a first attempt of answer.
What is the Digital Studio?
As mentioned in our article on the Digital Delivery Model, not all organizations have the relevant structure, operating model, processes,
How to Accelerate the Beginning of your Project: The Case of the Design Sprint
Have you ever been handed a task that made you ask yourself: “Now what?”. Usually in those moments, time is ticking and you have to come up with a solution, fast.
Why in 5 years, every business will have a Digital Studio
Should we start doing digital stuff? If you are only asking this question now as a business, it means you
Digital transformation & Digital Delivery Model
Everybody speaks about digital transformation, but only a few companies actually have the relevant structure, operating model, processes, approach, capacity
Welcome to Digital Delight
At a conference about service design a few weeks ago, we were recommended to climb the mountain that was next