A contextual and temporal systems approach for understanding, envisioning, planning, and regulating services by engaging in co-creative processes with stakeholders
- A systems perspective allows designers to tackle the complexity of services by seeing them as a series of interconnected touchpoints—stakeholders, artifacts, technologies, environments, interactions, and processes—with a human-centered mindset.
- Service design highlights the connections between the service and the organization offering it.
- It recognizes that services manifest across time; therefore, we cannot predict in detail how they will unfold. As a result, designers go through processes of modeling and mapping the conditions that might influence the ...