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methods from a service design perspective using the AT-ONE<br />
method especially. We have also used methods related to<br />
strategic design, such as Swot-analysis, and external and<br />
internal analysis. We also think sustainability is important<br />
for this project, and among others, we used the SIS matrix<br />
to approach the project in a sustainable way. Usually in a<br />
service design project we would have liked much more user<br />
involvement then what’s been possible here, since the user is<br />
located in a completely different part of the world, but we have<br />
done our best with the resources we have had available. There<br />
has also been weekly contact with the WaterBike team to keep<br />
us updated on their progress, analysing their work trying to<br />
find the best solutions.<br />
RESULTS<br />
The results of this project has been suggestions for the physical<br />
products as well as a service blueprint and scenarios for how it<br />
could work.<br />
CONCLUSION<br />
It is hard for us to tell whether or not the final concepts are<br />
the best practice, but the process have been conducted in a<br />
systematically and thorough fashion and all the solutions are<br />
backed up with insight gained from research. Since it was never<br />
an option to user test the product, it is hard to draw a final<br />
conclusion. The further work of the WaterBike team will show if<br />
our research has led them in the right direction.<br />
Gergana, Rune, Trine, Andrea<br />
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