BANGALORE SERVICE JAM 2019
Come to the biggest design thinking event
48 Hours to Save the World
On 29-30-31 March 2019, people using a design thinking approach to problem solving and creativity will meet all over the globe to ideate & design services based on a common theme. In spirit of experimentation, co-operation and friendly competition, teams will have 48 hours to develop brand new services inspired by a shared theme. On Sunday afternoon, they publish them to the world.
What is the Jam?
Jam is like a Hackathon, but design-based. It’s a 2.5 day design workshop where people from diverse backgrounds solve complex problems using design thinking and service design toolkits.
Like problem solving and tinkering on ideas and businesses?
An ‘Open for All’ event
Jams are open for all events, meaning if you participate, you can easily be sitting with a mad designer, a dev dude, a cool marketing person and who knows who else.
Your team could be a mix of 54 year olds and 18 year olds. Crazy?
Jams are “serious” fun
Imagine a workplace where projects are challenging and interesting while your colleagues are bunch who are motivated and excited apart from being, fun to work with.
How would that feel like?
Jam Superheroes
Read more about our Superheroes by clicking on their profile pictures.
Speakers
David McCann
Founder at BCX Design
Babuji Abraham
Founder/CEO at “Xdorf AI”
Abhijit Sinha
Founder/CEO at Project DEFY (.org)
Prabuddha Vyas
Managing Director at UniKwan
Sriram
Design Director at IBM iX Blr Design Studio
Rahul Ajmera
Head of Design and Co-founder at Twist Open Innovations
Shreya Pranit
Illustrator
Pruthwik Janamatti
Travel Adventurer
Madhulikha Umapathy
Co-Founder at Pomogranade
Jury
Rekha Jaishankar
Head Content Strategy and Research
Anurag Rath
Founder & CEO at Think201
Prashant KC
Assoc. Prof., Dept. of FC, NIFT Blr
Rekha Gupta Menon
Co-Founder at Move78
Karishma Ajmera
Founder and Creative Director at Twist Open Innovations
Ramesh Agarwal
COO at Food Safety Works
Vasudha Chandak
UX Recruiter
Manish G Pillewar
Solution Consultant (Experience Design) at Sahaj Software Solutions
Mentors
Mehul Kanodia
Consultant at Udhyam Learning Foundation
Aanay Tiwari
Product Guy at IBM
Anirudhan T
Head of Corporate Innovation at NUMA
Muthuraj Thangavel
Product Manager at SAP Labs
Deepshikha Bhardwaj
Research and Marketing Consultant
Mritunjay Kumar
Product Leader at OpenText
Shweta Salpe
Service and Experience Design
Dates
29th Fri 5pm onwards
30th Sat 9am-9pm
31st Sun 9am-6pm
Venue
91SpringBoard,
80th Feet Road,
Indiranagar
Event Registrations
Rs. 1200/-
Entry by Registrations only
REGISTRATION PROCESS
01. Registration
Registrations help us understand the jammers who are coming and shortlist participants.
02. Shortlisting
The Org teams shortlists and puts out the list of participants on the website (and obviously, mails them as well)
03. Payment
All shortlisted participants are asked to pay while post payment, we confirm receipt over mail.
WHAT DO THE COST COVER?
– Attend the 2.5 day jam session on Service Design
– Lunch for Day 2 and Day 3
– Get to hear from Speakers from diverse fields
– Snacks & Coffee for the two days
– Stationaries for Brainstorming
Jammers 2019
And many more…
FAQs
Jams are meant for individuals, you or your teams can register but during the jam time, the teams are randomly formed. This makes the jam more interesting and helps participants to not have biases towards their team members.
Registration has to be done. Basis the registration, shortlisted participants will be send invites and instructions for the Jam. The registrations forms are on the website.
Once you have registered, we will take a week to shortlist and put up the names on the website. Apart from sending mails about the event, payments and logistical details for the event.
Jams are not really focused on design so much that you would need design skillsets. This primarily is an open for all event, so high chances that there will be people in your team who are completely from non-design backgrounds.
This is typically an open for all event. That said, the reason we also invite startup folks is to help them through the process of design thinking. The methodology used helps understand realistic team dynamics and how ideas takes shape. It gives an alt perspective on apart from your teams.
A very important question but unfortunately, the jam being a community event we don’t have the budgets or resources to handle stay as well for everyone coming from outstation. Participants have to take care about this on their own.
