I was delighted to pop up on leading podcast The Service Design Show recently to talk about the canvas we prepared for companies trying to navigate their situation in the aftermath of Covid-19.
If you’ve followed our Humble company for a while you’ll know we’ve strengthened the team within service and business design in the last couple of years.
We get these questions quite often. What is Hive, what do they do, who’s in team? Do I get any help? Now as we are recruiting the next team for Spring 2019, I decided to unveil the inner workings and make it easier for you to decide if this could be something for you!
If you want to build digital products fast & get to market quicker with products that have a higher chance of success you need to hear about the Humblebee Core Platform.
In this article I’m going to take you through the exact process we used to create 6 digital product ideas in 3 hours — in Hong Kong — in a group of around 50 people.
Maybe you’re one of the many people working at a large company who want to act and think like a start-up? Maybe you’re relatively new to the company and you’re keen to build a legacy you can leave behind you? You’re keen to make genuine change.
We are in the era of high-demand for tailored customer experiences and its not about personal, it’s about relevant and quick regardless of the customer context. it’s about Convenience Experience.
Casting opinions about the future, with any kind of authority can be a dangerous game. Nils Bohr, Nobel laureate in Physics, is a lot smarter than me, and once said:
Your brand won’t die overnight. If you currently work for a major established company with a legacy and history behind it, 1000’s of employees and a stock exchange presence, you probably feel safe and secure.
Experiences. The word seems to be everywhere these days. Traveling, eating, having a cup of coffee, watching TV. We’re no longer just doing stuff, we’re experiencing.
A component library describes with the help of code how a brand looks and feels in a digital context(for example on a web page, on a service or in an app). Together with a digital style guide they combine into a design system; a single source of truth for designers and developers.
