Service Innovation

Why Service Innovation?

At Good Lab, we connect different minds and actions to bring innovative ideas to life. We designed this program with non-profit leaders who seek ways to deepen the understanding of when and how to apply design thinking to improve social services.

This action-oriented program will help you advance from the concepts of design thinking to enhancing creative problem-solving skills through tangible and real-world challenges.

Learning Outcomes

  • Establish a framework of user-centric design thinking
  • Build a culture of innovation in the team
  • Redesign services to better align the needs of people
  • Identify actionable insights with real user feedback and develop iterative service prototyping

Who is this for?

  • Non-profit leaders striving for actionable human-centric service design
  • Social innovators looking for a structured way of creative thinking
  • Professionals driving change within the systems

What you'll learn

Day 1

  • Why Design Thinking

  • Empathy in action

  • Problem discovery and definition

  • Learn from real users

Day 2

  • Ideation and exploring possibilities

  • Prototyping

  • Co-design innovative solutions with real users

Program details

  • 2 full-day from 09:30 – 17:30

  • Venue: The Future Workshop, Good Lab

  • Include off-site field study and user testing

  • Interactive group discussions and brainstorming exercises

  • Workshop will be delivered in English with bilingual training materials

Testimonials

"The design thinking workshop organized by Good Lab was an enlightening experience for our Positive Psychology Ambassadors. Their easy-to-understand and structured approach made brainstorming project ideas both engaging and productive. The hands-on activities fostered creativity and innovation, leaving us inspired and equipped with practical skills for our future projects."
Elania Lee
PolyU Student Affairs Office

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