Sentence examples for service designers from inspiring English sources
"As service designers, we start by designing the experience first and then engineer the process to figure out what kind of service is needed.
A group of service designers (bear with me) and design students have spent the past eight months investigating the experience of death and dying in Britain, and how it might be improved.
A method is proposed to enable service designers to identify existing conflicts in design solutions and to develop basic strategies to solve them.
In this paper, we address this challenge by presenting an ontology-based approach that: (i) enables systematic response of e-Government systems to changes by applying formal methods for achieving consistency when a change is discovered; (ii) enables knowledgeable response of service designers and implementers to changes by utilizing design rationale knowledge.
The service designers have proposed that three interaction levels should be reflected in the physical design of Trinity's House.
"Our tagline is 'living every moment', and the service designers took this seriously.
The service designer uses design patterns together with the business idea to generate a guideline.
Also, this framework may provide a useful guideline for service designer pinpointing the design characteristics of old and new smart city services from the perspective of users and customers of city services: citizens.
In addition, similarly to the way that design patterns are generated by the service designer, implementation patterns may be generated by the service builder so that advanced users can create new implementation patterns that comply with a given design pattern.
As a tool targeted at non-technical users, like entrepreneurs and business analysts, the service designer lets them remain unaware that they are designing a standardized requirements document.
Once design patterns follow the same rules used for service guidelines, the service designer can cause both artifacts to fully conform with one another.
