Podcast appearances and mentions of patrick quattlebaum

Chris Risdon is a Senior Staff Designer at eBay. Chris describes himself as an interaction designer that tends to look through a service design lens. Alongside his co-author Patrick Quattlebaum, Chris wrote Orchestrating Experiences, which is an excellent guide to the practice of service design. In this conversation, we unpack service design: what it is, how it benefits organizations, and how it might be changing in light of new technologies like AI.See full show notes at:https://theinformed.life/2024/08/25/episode-147-chris-risdon/

Is it time to advance the practice of service design? Ben Reason and Patrick Quattlebaum think so. They're veteran service designers and co-authors of a pair of Rosenfeld books—Service Design: From Insight to Implementation and Orchestrating Experiences respectively. Ben, founder of LiveWork Studio, and Patrick, who founded Harmonic Design in Atlanta, join Lou to talk about launching a new Rosenfeld conference—Advancing Service Design—designed to highlight the service design's potential for a new generation. They see opportunities for service design to go deeper—by integrating with and strengthening existing practices, like product management and agile, and broader—by better connecting systems that span multiple organizations (think healthcare). Working with the Rosenfeld team, they're creating a conference program that you can be a part of—they describe the kinds of presentation proposals they're looking for from prospective speakers. Patrick and Ben hope you'll join them in advancing service design; the conference will take place virtually December 3-4. What You'll Learn from this Episode: - The real meaning of service design - How service design is evolving - Some crucial differences between work in the North America and Europe - Why communication between organizations is so important - How the upcoming conference will inspire and support you - How to contribute and become part of the upcoming case studies - How the panel discussions at the December conference will be different Quick Reference Guide: 0:15 - Introduction to Ben and Patrick 1:50 - Being change agents to take Service Design to the next level 5:03 - Announcing a new conference: Advancing Service Design– Looking at Service Design Through Different Lenses 6:05 - Perspectives on different sides of the Atlantic 11:30 - Why service design exists in the first place 12:38 - More about the upcoming December virtual conference 17:40 - Call for proposals for the case studies and what they are looking for 19:00 - Ben's ideas for the conference: The next iteration of service design going from within an organization to between multiple organizations 21:09 - Patrick's ideas for the conference: Getting the people who want to transform things to communicate and the complexity of partnering together 23:05 - Bringing success from the inside 24:45 - Commercial break 27:10 - Personal story from Patrick about communication highlighting the broader concept of the case studies for the conference 32:30 - Personal story from Ben about connection across systems 37:16 - A different type of panel discussion to be at the conference 40:15 - Gifts for listeners Resources and Links from Today's Episode: Apply to speak at ASD2024 https://rosenfeldmedia.com/apply-to-speak-at-advancing-service-design-a-new-conference-from-rosenfeld/ LiveWork Studio https://liveworkstudio.com/ Harmonic Design https://thisisharmonic.com/ Service Design: Form Insight to Innovation by Andy Polaine, Ben Reason & Lavrans Løvlie https://rosenfeldmedia.com/books/service-design/ Orchestrating Experiences: Collaborative Design for Complexity by Chris Risdon and Patrick Quattlebaum https://rosenfeldmedia.com/books/orchestrating-experiences/ Movie: Clueless https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0112697/ The Ready https://www.theready.com/ Brave New Work by Aaron Dignan https://www.bravenewwork.com/

Most organizations, whether they realize it are not, service organizations. A lot of the work that happens in organizations is separated and spread out across a variety of different nodes so much so that it's easy to lose sight of whether the value to customers and employees is actually being manifested. In this episode, Eric sits down with Patrick Quattlebaum, the Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of service design consultancy Harmonic Design, for a talk about how organizations deliver value, the employee-customer experience continuum, and what a systems-thinking approach can do to help us make sense of it all. To connect with Patrick, click HERE. To connect with Eric Holtzclaw, the host of the show, click HERE. To subscribe to our YouTube Channel (and access most of the podcast and video content we've produced), click HERE.

Todays sponsor MIRO: https://www.miro.com/podcast In this exclusive interview, dive deep into the realm of service design with Patrick, co-author of "Orchestrating Experiences" and a key figure at Harmonic. From the early days of Adaptive Path to the rise of service design as a strategic force, Patrick reveals the nuances of running a successful design studio, Harmonic Design. Discover the significance of staying true to one's purpose amidst rapid change, the importance of self-care in the entrepreneurial journey, and the diverse applications of service design in today's organizations. Whether you're a seasoned design enthusiast or just starting out, this chat offers rich insights into creating impact in the world of design. https://thisisharmonic.com/

In this episode, we dive deep into the insights and experiences of Patrick Quattlebaum, co-founder of the renowned service design agency Harmonic Design. With Harmonic's recent 5th anniversary, I seized the opportunity to discuss what Patrick learned along this journey. You'll hear inspiring perspectives on the challenges of running a service design agency, the essence of effective leadership, and the future of our field. We also delve into the highly anticipated sequel to his co-authored book, "Orchestrating Experiences," which has become a classic in our industry, transforming how companies approach customer experience. Coincidentally, as the book also celebrated its 5-year milestone this year, we explore how the landscape has evolved since its publication and the new chapters Patrick would include. Prepare for some surprising insights. This conversation is unlike what you're used to on the Show, mainly thanks to the Harmonic Design team's collaboration in helping me shape the questions. Their contribution created a truly unique episode. If you're ready for an insightful and light-hearted discussion with one of the icons in our field, don't miss this episode. A big thanks to Patrick for being such a good sport and allowing me to throw some curveball questions at him :) Enjoy the episode! --- [ 1. GUIDE ] --- 00:00 Welcome to episode 179 02:00 What excites you 08:00 Service design cocktail 10:30 Proudest moments 14:00 Biggest surprise in the pandemic 17:00 Orchestrating experiences 25:00 The next chapter 27:15 Challenging situations 33:00 Leadership traits 36:30 Vision for the future 42:30 Importance of role models 45:15 The perfect dinner 47:00 Influence of service design 49:30 Who is your inspiration 51:00 What needs an iteration 54:00 Secret ritual 55:00 Alternative career 57:15 Words of wisdom --- [ 2. LINKS ] --- https://www.linkedin.com/in/ptquattlebaum/ https://thisisharmonic.com https://rosenfeldmedia.com/books/orchestrating-experiences/ --- [ 3. CIRCLE ] --- Join our private community for in-house service design professionals. https://servicedesignshow.com/circle --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/servicedesignshow/message

We all have special moments. There are signature moments, critical moments, key moments, moments that matter, moments of truth and so forth. For this week's episode of the Human Insight Podcast, we talk with Patrick Quattlebaum, Co-founder and CEO of Harmonic Design and author of Orchestrating Experiences.  Quattlebaum believes moments are a powerful concept worth exploring.  "What I have been fascinated by is this concept of moment and how it can be an architectural element that we can think about: this moment occurs and this event occurs that we can actually observe and that we can collect data on and that we can then do additional research to then really understand the dynamics around that moment," he said. "And that taps into some systems thinking in terms of drilling into structure and mental models and can we then start to see moments as a design target together?  "We can measure it, we can try to understand it, understand how moments are connected to one another.  And if we start using that similar language, and using the term the same way, it can unlock that cross functional collaboration that companies find it really hard to get everybody focused on the same thing." Besides the concept of moments, we also discussed:  How do you engage more stakeholders in the process, especially when not everyone is a designer? The concept of zooming out The role storytelling in sharing insights across the organization

We all have special moments. There are signature moments, critical moments, key moments, moments that matter, moments of truth and so forth.For this week's episode of the Human Insight Podcast, we talk with Patrick Quattlebaum, Co-founder and CEO of Harmonic Design and author of Orchestrating Experiences. Quattlebaum believes moments are a powerful concept worth exploring. "What I have been fascinated by is this concept of moment and how it can be an architectural element that we can think about: this moment occurs and this event occurs that we can actually observe and that we can collect data on and that we can then do additional research to then really understand the dynamics around that moment," he said. "And that taps into some systems thinking in terms of drilling into structure and mental models and can we then start to see moments as a design target together? "We can measure it, we can try to understand it, understand how moments are connected to one another.  And if we start using that similar language, and using the term the same way, it can unlock that cross functional collaboration that companies find it really hard to get everybody focused on the same thing."Besides the concept of moments, we also discussed: How do you engage more stakeholders in the process, especially when not everyone is a designer?The concept of zooming outThe role storytelling in sharing insights across the organization Hello podcast listeners. Want to get more insights on how to improve your customer's experience? Registration is open for UserTesting's The Human Insight Summit taking place October 17th thru the 19th in New Orleans! You can expect two full days of presentations by some of the world's best researchers, designers, digital product leaders, and marketers. You can also sign up for deeper, hands-on learning with our half-day University Live pre-conferen

There's an intriguing mystery to the backstage... Think about it for a moment. People love to see what happens inside the kitchen of a Gordon Ramsey restaurant. Or to follow a sports team into the locker room before and after a game. We want to look over the shoulder and get an inside glimpse. See things that are usually hidden from the general public. We want to see beyond the frontstage. Well, I've got exciting news, because today we're going to do just that. Not for a restaurant or your favorite sports team but for a leading service design consultancy. To celebrate their 4th anniversary with the community, the team from Harmonic Design agreed to sit down with me for an uncensored ask-me-anything episode. In this episode, you'll hear the team react to questions like: What is your strategy for finding new clients? What is the most challenging part of your work? What does it take to get hired at a service design consultancy? What is the biggest failure you made in a project? What is the most important thing you look for in a client? What is the future of agencies? And many more... The team promised me the truth and nothing but the truth. I would say listen to the episode and find out if the team managed to live up to their promise. As you'll see and hear, this is a format we haven't done on the Show before. So let me know if this is something that you enjoy and we should do it more often! My first encounter with Harmonic Design founder Patrick Quattlebaum was for an interview on the Service Design Show back in episode #115. Ever since our first interaction, Harmonic Design has been a great partner of the Show. I want to use this opportunity to send out my appreciation and gratitude for how they are contributing to the service design community and helping it mature. [ 1. EPISODE GUIDE ] 00:00 Welcome to Show 04:30 Meet Shreya 05:15 Meet Stephen 05:45 Meet Kerri 06:45 Meet Tucker 07:45 Finish the sentence: communicating the value 11:30 Lightning round: Shreya 13:45 Deep dive: what skill does some need to demonstrate 19:30 Finish the sentence: misconceptions 22:00 Lightning round: Stephen 24:00 Deep dive: how do you get to know the full problem space 32:00 Finish the sentence: our strategy to find new clients is 34:15 Lightning round: Kerri 36:15 Deep dive: how do you scope a project 44:00 Finish the sentence: the most fun part of your work 47:00 Lightning round: Tucker 49:15 Deep dive: the future of agencies 54:00 Finish the sentence: recommendations 59:00 Closing thoughts [ 2. LINKS ] https://thisisharmonic.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/kerrimdesignpro/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/shreya-dhawan/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/tuckerwitter/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephen-taylor-3847aa4/ [ 3. BOOKS ] Orchestrating Experiences - https://amzn.to/3MK5oU5 The Experience-Centric Organization - https://amzn.to/3PGyntK The Structure of Scientific Revolutions - https://amzn.to/3Nt2KSE Brave New Work - https://amzn.to/3NAcTgz The Design Philosophy Reader - https://amzn.to/3NOJteP

Is it possible? Can you win a game of checkers while playing chess at the same time? What on earth do you mean Marc? Okay, let me rephrase the question. Can you deliver short term results through service design projects while at the same time helping your client to build the capabilities that will benefit them in the long term? I do strongly belief that you have to bring service design in-house. Otherwise you will get stuck at running superficial projects that don't really change the system. An external agency might be the fire starter at first but eventually the design and delivery of great services needs to be a core competence of every company. I know what you're thinking. Learning service design on the job through projects is a great idea in theory. In practice its a lot easier said then done though. For one, you will have to deal with the middle layer of the organisation which in most situations has quite a short term mindset. So when you advocate to build internal capabilities that will benefit the organisation in the long term there's a conflict of interests. But as I mentioned I don't think we really have a choice. We have to find a way to get this done. Someone who has been trying to solve this wicked design challenge for a long time is Patrick Quattlebaum. Together with his team at Harmonic design Patrick helps organisations to design great services, while at the same time helping them to adopt the service design way of working. This episode of the Show is packed with valuable lessons from someone who has been on the front line for a long time. So if part of your job is to help (internal) clients build service design capabilities... the insights you get from this episode will make your life a lot easier. --- [ GUIDE ] -— 00:00 Welcome to episode 115 04:15 Who is Patrick 05:00 60 second rapid fire 09:15 Why is building capabilities important? 12:30 Going into the operating model 16:00 Service and capabilities outcomes 18:15 Where do I start? 24:45 Can you teach this? 29:00 Demonstrating value 34:30 Can you be strategic and practical 40:15 Change hurts 46:00 Navigating the middle 48:30 Give it away 53:30 Practical advice 59:45 Set up for success 1:03:00 Get in touch with Patrick 1:03:45 Final thoughts --- [ LINKS ] --- * https://www.linkedin.com/in/ptquattlebaum/ * https://twitter.com/ptquattlebaum * https://www.thisisharmonic.com/ Books * Orchestrating Experiences - https://amzn.to/37RpOrf * The Searcher - https://amzn.to/3m8eqwh * The Trusted Advisor - https://amzn.to/2VUjQ3h --- [ MORE ] --- Enjoyed the show? Take a look at some of the other episodes. https://go.servicedesignshow.com/spotify YOUTUBE Every episode of the Service Design Show is also available as via the official YouTube channel. https://go.servicedesignshow.com/youtube INSTAGRAM Get an exclusive behind the scenes look of the Show. https://go.servicedesignshow.com/instagram --- [ FREE COURSE ] --- HOW TO EXPLAIN SERVICE DESIGN Learn what it takes to get your clients, colleagues, managers, CEOs and even grandmas as excited about service design as you are! https://servicedesignshow.com/free-course

Hello and welcome to another episode of 'This is HCD'. My name is Gerry Scullion and I'm a service design principal now based in Dublin, Ireland. In this episode we caught up with the brilliant Patrick Quattlebaum, co-author (alongside Chris Risdon) of the fantastic new Rosenfeld media book 'Orchestrating Experiences'. Patrick is founder of StudioPQ and former managing director of the service design consultancy Adaptive Path before its acquisition, after of which he was the Head of Service Design and Senior Director of Design at Capital One. Patrick on Twitter Buy the book on Rosenfeld Media Connect with Patrick on LinkedIn This is HCD is brought to you by Humana Design Follow us on Twitter Follow on Instagram Sign up for our newsletter Join our Slack Channel Follow us on Medium   Support the show.

Hello and welcome to another episode of 'This is HCD'. My name is Gerry Scullion and I'm a service design principal now based in Dublin, Ireland. In this episode we caught up with the brilliant Patrick Quattlebaum, co-author (alongside Chris Risdon) of the fantastic new Rosenfeld media book 'Orchestrating Experiences'. Patrick is founder of StudioPQ and former managing director of the service design consultancy Adaptive Path before its acquisition, after of which he was the Head of Service Design and Senior Director of Design at Capital One. Patrick on Twitter Buy the book on Rosenfeld Media Connect with Patrick on LinkedIn This is HCD is brought to you by Humana Design Follow us on Twitter Follow on Instagram Sign up for our newsletter Join our Slack Channel Follow us on Medium   Support the show.

Authors Chris Risdon and Patrick Quattlebaum join the show to discuss their new book “[Orchestrating Experiences: Collaborative Design for Complexity](https://rosenfeldmedia.com/books/orchestrating-experiences/)”. We dig into the challenges and opportunities that arise when managing design at massive scale.

Designing the experience for customers to move through all of your touchpoints has gotten more complex: from your call center through your website, app, email, social media, on-the-ground store...the list goes on. Lou chats with authors Chris Risdon & Patrick Quattlebaum about their latest book, Orchestrating Experiences. Learn how you can collaborate differently across your teams to design a consistent experience that meets customers where they are. Follow Chris Risdon on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ChrisRisdon Follow Patrick Quattlebaum on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ptquattlebaum Get your copy of Orchestrating Experiences: https://rosenfeldmedia.com/books/orchestrating-experiences/