What we do. Delivering products to the market is easy.
Find out what your customers want, design a product according to their requests, prototype, test and improve it, produce, advertise and sell them: get rich. Apparently it is not that easy, but it gets even more complicated for service products, especially in tourism with its complex service bundles. Is it possible to design services? … even to prototype them? … delivering a constant quality of service products? Projects. Zeiss How to Clean Your Glasses Cigna Top 10 Training Tips Infographic.
Google - Google Politics & Elections 2012. The Project: In advance of the 2012 elections, Google once again set out to organize the world’s information, this time focusing on the empowerment of voters by arming them with the news, information and knowledge required to become more meaningful participants in the country’s democratic process.
There’s no question that the web is poised to deliver more political information, opinion and news than any other medium. Google and JESS3 foresee the Internet playing its biggest role yet in American elections: for voters, providing them with the information they need as they head into the polls on Election Day; for campaigns, offering platforms for sharing their message, networking and even fundraising; and for the media, granting access to information faster and more easily than ever. The Methodology: For this project, perhaps more so than in any other in the JESS3 portfolio, neutrality was critical. TapFancy – An iPhone app design showcase and gallery. 10 business models that rocked 2010 - by @nickdemey (boardofinnovat...