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A Guide to Service Design for Disassembly
KAZUMICHI SAKATA
@mariosakata
Recruit Technologies Co., Ltd. & UX Tokyo
HCD-Net | March 4th, 2016

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Summary
Point of View
Paradigm Shift
Change Management
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1984Was Born
2008-2013
About
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2013-2015
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2015-
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2015-
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Pixels
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Design to the Powers of Ten
Website
Webservice
Ecosystem
…and Beyond
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Powers of Ten

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What is a Service?

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✓教育・研究
✓医療・保健
✓流通
✓事業向け/個人向け
Tertiary Industry: Service as an Intangible Value
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Communication
Value
Outline
Product vs Service: What is the Difference?
Intangible
Simultaneous Heterogeneous

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What is Service Design?

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Aesthetics and the
Ideology
The History of Service Design
G. Lynn Shostack, (1982)
“How to Design a Service”,
European Journal of Marketing,
Vol. 16
Issue: 1, pp.49-63
1982
Educational Program at
Köln International School of Design,
Service Design Network was then
founded in 2004
1990

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Front Stage Experience
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Designing 2-Sided User Experience
Back Stage ExperienceProduct
Operation
Policy
Structure
Culture

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Air France-KLM’s
‘e-tag & e-track’
Interactive Communication in Service Design
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Why Service Design?

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Background: 21st Century Problems
20th Century Problem
Serve Manufacture Advertise Sell
21st Century Problem
Make a ‘Thing`
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Make a ‘Profit`
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Re-Engagement, Loyalty
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TODAY

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1. Benefits of Scale: Human Centeredness
Before
User
After
Human

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2. Extending Touchpoints: Design for Communication
Before
Single & Multi-Channel
After
Cross & Omni-Channel

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Dismantling Service Design

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Ecosystem & Communication

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ー TMA-2 Modular
Sell Your Ecosystem, Not Your Product

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Look Through Both Lenses
InterfaceActivityEnvironmentCulture Interface Activity Environment Culture
Frontstage Experience Backstage Experience

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Issues in Hospitality Industry
The Necessity of Service Design

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Case Study
Understanding Blueprint of a Service
How to Execute Ideas
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Stakeholders
Case Study: The Launch of B2B2C Model E-Commerce

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Business Model
Project Journey
Partnership
Execution
USER
INTERVIEW
BRAINSTORM
TOUCHPOINT
DESIGN
BRAND
COMMUNICATION SELF
EXPERIENCE
GUIDELINE

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Service Blueprint

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Service Blueprint
Front Stage Experience
WHO? WHEN? WHERE? WHAT? HOW? WHY?
Back Stage Experience
WHO? WHEN? WHERE? WHAT? HOW? WHY?

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Acquisition Activation Retention Revenue Referral
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To Serve is Being Human

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Service Design Model
TOUCHPOINT DESIGN
WHAT
HOW
WHY
HOW
WHY
WHO WHO
SERVICE
BLUEPRINT
CUSTOMER ENTERPRISE
Stakeholders Needs Context StakeholdersValueOperation
Solution Solution
CUSTOMER
JOURNEY

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Conclusion

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Continuous
Communication
Ecosystem
To Serve
Human Centered
Orchestration
2-Sided Experience
Service Design for Disassembly

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People ignore design that ignores people.
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— Frank Chimero

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Think in Systems

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Challenge to Service Design

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http://blog.recruit-tech.co.jp/2015/08/28/recruit_two_cx/
Service Design in Recruit
http://japan.service-design-network.org/
Service Design Network Japan
http://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/4861008522/
This Is Service Design Thinking.
http://www.servicedesigntoolkit.org/downloads.html
Service Design Toolkit
http://www.service-design-network.org/
Service Design Network
http://www.slideshare.net/kazumichisakata/2-43421944
My Talk about Service Design
Reference

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Upcoming Events in Osaka
UX Japan Forum 2016 (2016.09.24 (Sat))
UX KANSAI (2016.04.09 (Sat))
uxjapan.org
facebook.com/uxjapan
uxkansai.tumblr.com
facebook.com/uxkansai

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kazumichi.sakata@gmail.com @mariosakata
Thank You
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