Well, we hosted it again.
It was double the fun and double the action. You can say that this time too, there was much that happened and made it bigger and better. We had close to around a 100 participants. Adam and Markus had come over... though a little late. We as a team had done its comeback and together we do stand quit invincibly.
I had much to learn this time as well, the model was slightly different from the last one. From a free event to a paid one, though its sounds much too easy its actually too much pain to handle for a free event.
The best part was for me in the overall game was the whole new learning area. I have been in service design thinking for now three years, and have core only practised it in India for around 1.5 years. You can say that there is both lack of opportunity and purity of practise in India.
So, Adam's small sessions and the time I could get to have a chat around with him and even Markus, were quite a revealing thing for me. Service design truely has a lot of potential.
Maybe I will compile all of these together in a sequence of thoughts rather than just express it out in the random order that I can think it out.
Just to keep a memory of things.. here are all the links associate to the Jam this year.
It was double the fun and double the action. You can say that this time too, there was much that happened and made it bigger and better. We had close to around a 100 participants. Adam and Markus had come over... though a little late. We as a team had done its comeback and together we do stand quit invincibly.
I had much to learn this time as well, the model was slightly different from the last one. From a free event to a paid one, though its sounds much too easy its actually too much pain to handle for a free event.
The best part was for me in the overall game was the whole new learning area. I have been in service design thinking for now three years, and have core only practised it in India for around 1.5 years. You can say that there is both lack of opportunity and purity of practise in India.
So, Adam's small sessions and the time I could get to have a chat around with him and even Markus, were quite a revealing thing for me. Service design truely has a lot of potential.
Maybe I will compile all of these together in a sequence of thoughts rather than just express it out in the random order that I can think it out.
Just to keep a memory of things.. here are all the links associate to the Jam this year.
Theme for GSJ 2013
Harlem Shake GSJ Blr
Short Report From Bangalore By Adam
Short Video: Nostalgia By Team GSJ
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