This document summarizes a presentation given by Prof. Ad Van Berlo on Dutch design. It discusses the creative industries cluster in Eindhoven, highlighting key Dutch designers and studios. It also examines trends influencing design like social media, complexity and change. The presentation outlines design thinking methodologies and how design can be used to create empathy and solve problems in new ways. It provides examples of projects from Van Berlo's portfolio across various industries.
39. What we do
• Creating… your value
• Developing… the content
• Shaping… the future
• Making… the difference
• Developing… your value proposition
• Connecting… strategic partners
• Generating... your profit
• Improving... your impact
• Creating… your exit
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41. Our clients / Local presence and global reach!
From bigger corporates to smaller start-ups. Designing for internationally leading companies that are located all
over Europe, Asia and America has trained our staff in designing for global purposes.
There is no competitive conflict with your packaging program and the projects we execute for our other clients
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49. Durex / Embrace
VanBerlo designed both structural designs, the new
bottles and the new pack design. The graphic design
was executed in collaboration with the design agency
The Brand Union London.
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50. Social Design /
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Verschuiving van station als doorgangsroute naar
station als verblijfplaats
Veiligheid hoort eigenlijk onder het kopje service voor
de NS: 'pride', 'trust' en 'care' voorkomt problemen
Sociale veiligheid (NS) vs fysieke veiligheid (gemeente)
Faciliteren van 'the last mile': de reis houdt niet op bij
het station; de belangen lopen veel meer in elkaar over
dan waar men nu naar handelt
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51. IF YOU DON’T MAKE A DIFFERENCE, YOU DON’T MATTER
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Notas do Editor
Design thinking starts with empathy for those involves in an experience and aims for creating preferred situations.It‘s about spotting the issue from another angle, with the goal to innovate the meaning of the proposition.Like in the case shown, to improve the efficiency of pediatric examinations; by creating an improved experience for the ones involved.