Book translation: Service Design Principles 1-100 in Turkish

An upcoming translation of the book "Service Design Principles 1-100" in Turkish by the lovely Banu Clark.

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About the translator

Banu is a London-based service designer who works at the intersection of research, strategy and design. She is currently working as a senior service designer at UK Government department, the UK Health Security Agency.   

Using human-centred design and systems thinking, Banu strives to make a positive impact on social and environmental challenges, and a real difference for people and the planet. 

Foreword

Services are everywhere. I’ve never been to Turkey, but I know that it’s the case in Turkey. The World Bank’s data shows that since 2008 the percentage of GDP from the service sector is around 60%! So not only are services everywhere around us, but they have a significant impact on the economy.

But when it comes to making services work better for the humans that use them, it often feels like a conversation about GDP. You need a university degree, spend years of academic work, speak English, and maybe you have learned enough.

That’s not anymore the case because of the lovely Banu Clark! Banu is a lover of excellent services, and she designs them too! And she decided to translate my little book with 100 very down to earth tips on making your relationship with your customers accessible in Turkish! So no need for boring academic stuff or to know how to read English. Banu is a great community member who made this content available to a broader audience!

A big thank you to Banu!

I hope you’ll have a great time reading this translation in Turkish and if you do, make sure to drop a note to Banu to let her know!

Greetings from Switzerland,

Daniele Catalanotto

Meet the creator

I'm Daniele an Innovation Coach and Service Designer from Switzerland.

I worked with clients from all over the world to help them find innovative solutions to their problem. I've been blessed to be able to learn a lot. 
Today I want to share  these learnings back with the community. That's why I've built the Swiss Innovation Academy.