More than 80 locations around the globe have already registered for this years’ Global Service Jam 2017 … and the registration for your Jam in Turku (Åbo) opens this weekend. We will be joining the Global Service Jam on February 17–19 in the marvelous WISIO center for 48 hours—to save the planet… let’s Jam Turku! Get your ticket now!
Mark your calendars for the next Service Jam Turku 2017. The dates have been announced: February 17–19, 2017.
The fifth Global Service Jam started in Tehran on Thursday morning and went round the world three times to close on Santa Monica Boulevard in California on Sunday night… with grateful thanks to Dean Markus Granlund and Helena Rusanen and above all You! we have been Jamming all weekend long here in Turku (Åbo) in the marvellous Mercatori hall at Turku School of Economics—and we joined thousands around the globe, on six continents, in over 100 locations… You ROCKED! You JAMMED indeed! YOU are the Jam!
Now, with the sunrise over Aura joki all locations are closed, the uploads are uploaded and the Global Service Jam 2015 is no longer LIVE. #GSJam is over folks. It’s over…
Still kananlihalla (: —the Global Service Jam 2015 was amazing! The great focus on prototyping this year was a clear expression of the key Jam philosophy ‘doing, not talking!‘ Well, well done everyone! And if you want to do it again—in a whole new context—see you at Global GovJam this June!
Final uploads to the Planet Jam platform to be accomplished by 15:00 sharp—every team’s prototype, any other documentation, business plan canvas, logo, pictures, models, memorable snapshots… jännitys tiivistyy, ehtiikö kaikki prototyyppien dokumentaatio valmiiksi… tuliko filmistä liian suurikokoinen, ehtiikö se latautua Planet Jam alustalle!
Let’s start the Sunday with ‘puuro’—the only food which is declared super–food in the EU. And, Turku knows a lot about it, so close to Raisio (:
Lean Startup case—corporeal Timo Ketonen shares with us the actual status of ‘Plantui’ and explains the ‘build product, measure data, learn and come up with new ideas’ in reality. “Remember pivoting for appropriate directions—like in basketball…” thanks a lot for these insights and exemplary advice.
And meanwhile Timo and Jenni Seppä were answering our questions… Plantui prepared this video message to smart innovestors.
Valtteri Kaartemo notes playfully how kneading your markets’ as easy as pie… and you can do it as well. Play–doh whenever you realise being stiff–centred and not in ease to see market options. Thanks, Valtteri!
Thanks to Timo Linnossuo explaining to us forgotten team spirits—face your vis–à–vis, focus and respect your counterpart, your team member; don’t just listen to yourself—and our misinterpretation in the Western world on what Toyota’s LEAN initially means, how ‘lean’ visualises from Kai Zen: good change by continuous improvement!
Well… what a start on day 2—Joni Salminen dives deep into Service Blueprinting, explains to us in all details what, where and when service blueprinting should be applied and makes sense. For all who wants to refer… Joni shares his presentation slides. Thanks!
Here’s a service blueprint template for your conveniences. Kiitos Joni!
Blueprint ORIGIN late 19th cent.: from the original process in which prints were composed of white lines on a blue ground or of blue lines on a white ground.
Not just for early birds… three hints for rapid prototyping: (1) find the quickest path to experience, (2) doing is the best kind of thinking, and (3), use materials that move at the speed of thought to maximise your rate of learning…
Nyt kun Secret Theme on julkaistu myös Californiassa voimme näyttää sen maailmalle. Review—it’s all without ‘talking’… did you notice?
Don’t fall in love—don’t ideasturbate… learn to trash a first idea. Asking people to build something—that puts a big smile on their face, and then forcing them to break the very thing to not fall in love with ideas… that’s how Mikko Väätäinen forced us to realise how easy it is to move on and find else. Takes just a couple of minutes that easy.
Come into my comfort zone, and pull me out. Thanks to Riikka Harikkala giving us games, sound and moves to do—ha, haha, hahaha hahahaha, hahahahaha ha… clap your hands and dance!
Welcomed by Helena Rusanen and the Turku School of Economics, Emma Vironmäki talks us through the upcoming Jam Weekend… what will actually happen. Emma esitteli lyhyessä esityksessään mitä seuraavina 48 tuntina ympäri maailmaa tulee tapahtumaan.
Pre–registration is now closed—and what a promising mixed crowd will get together for the Global Service Jam 2015. Now, let’s Jam Turku! this weekend. Overslept the registration process, but still want to join? Let us know asap. hosts@jamturku.fi … we’ll find a way to get you in.
Those already registered, read the welcoming mail, prepare your hats and wigs … and have good night rest. See you tomorrow, and Tervetuloa!
The Service Jam Turku (Åbo) participates in this year’s Global Service Jam 2015—register your participation now and let’s Jam Turku! together on Februar 27 – March 1 at the Turku School of Economics. Just 48 hours to change the world!
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Thanks for these great days together—and see you in June at the GovJam 2014. Stay tuned!
We are jamming. Here some impressions from jams all over the world…
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Yes, we can. Service Jam Turku is Jamming—starting Day 2 with a replay of the Secret Theme Video for Dan who joined in. Welcome!
Secret Theme Video for the Global Service Jam 2014—this film is used to open the Jam in around 100 cities worldwide. It contains some of the practicalities of Jamming, as well as some great tips for Jammers. It also reveals the Secret Theme which all Jammers take as the starting point for their work. Thanks to Paul Z Jackson, Belina Raffy and Matt Weinstein from the Applied Improvisation Community for their great tips!
Everything set and in place to change the world from here in Turku at Logomo… five hours and counting till we will get to know the secret theme for the Global Service Jam 2014.
Two and half participants registered—unfortunately one of them still doesn’t know if she can make it for the ‘Breaking the Ice Cake’
Well, we need you, the world is watching Turku—so if you are now interested to join us for the next amazing 48 hours, just call Annaliisa, +358 40 1911020 or email hosts@jamturku.fi immediately.
Let’s Jam Turku!
