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Archive for 18. January 2010
Service Design Drinks - San Francisco
18. January 2010 by Aidan.
We had a first SD Drinks event in San Francisco last Friday night at Lime Bar on Market St near Castro.
It was a good evening with lots of stimulating conversation and it was great to meet up with a group of new friends who have similar interests. In addition to myself there were designers from a number of companies including Nokia, Intuit and Adaptive Path in addition to American Heart Foundation and some independent designers & educators.
As is usual, the question “what is service design?” was raised a number of times and as the evening and the drinks progressed we became more creative in answering it.
Jamin Hegeman has offered to organise the next event.
Many thanks to all who attended, it was a great way to spend a night in SF. Special thanks to Ayana Baltrip for her help in organising this event and for taking all the photos.
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