Copenhagen, Denmark

DIS 2010 (Aarhus, Denmark)

Wednesday, August 19th, 2009 by Conference Editor
August 16, 2010toAugust 20, 2010

The ACM Designing Interactive Systems Conference addresses design as an integrated activity spanning technical, social, cognitive, organizational, and cultural factors. It brings together professional designers, ethnographers, systems engineers, usability engineers, psychologists, design managers, product managers, academics and anyone involved in the design of interactive systems. Topics will include:

  • Approaches to interaction: Aesthetic interaction - Experience design - Engaging interaction - Kinaesthetic interaction - Usability.
  • Interaction technology: Mobile devises - Sensors - Huge and tiny displays - Actuators - Smart materials.
  • Interaction design for: The home - Urban life and rural areas - Schools - Museums - Digital art - Games and Play - News - Community building - The workplace.
  • The design process: Tools and techniques - Materials and representations - Innovation - Reflection on design processes - Management and business aspects.

The conference brings together professionals and researchers from industry as well as academia involved in the design of interactive systems addressing design from a multiplicity of areas including:

  • Arts - Aesthetics - Architecture - Business - Computer science - Cultural studies - Design Thinking - Engineering - Ethnography - Interaction design - Product design - Psychology - Sociology.

See dis2010.org for more information.

jboye08 (Aarhus, Denmark)

Thursday, October 16th, 2008 by Conference Editor
November 4, 2008toNovember 6, 2008

jboye08, the 4th annual web conference by J. Boye, features sessions on enterprise portals, intranets, content management and enterprise search. The conference brings together practitioners from across Europe with experts, gurus, and vendors from around the globe.

The program includes the following user experience related topics:

  • Getting to Insights: A Radical Approach to Usability Testing
  • Improving Form Usability
  • Meeting the users - anywhere
  • Why Good Content Must Suck: Designing for the Scent of Information
  • Search on your Website: More than a Button to Push

EPIC 2008 (Copenhagen, Denmark)

Sunday, August 10th, 2008 by Conference Editor
October 15, 2008toOctober 18, 2008

EPIC is the premier international forum bringing together artists, computer scientists, designers, social scientists, marketers, academics and advertisers to discuss recent developments and future advances around ethnographic praxis. The theme of EPIC2008 is Being Seen: Paradoxes and Practices of (In)Visibility.

See epic2008.com for more information.

Service design symposium (Copenhagen, Denmark)

Tuesday, February 19th, 2008 by Conference Editor
March 6, 2008toMarch 7, 2008

Service Design is an emerging field focused on the creation of well thought through experiences using a combination of intangible and tangible mediums. It provides numerous benefits to the end user experience when applied to sectors such as retail, banking, transportation, & healthcare. Service design as a practice generally results in the design of systems and processes aimed at providing a holistic service to the user. This cross-disciplinary practice combines numerous skills in design, management and process engineering. Services have existed and have been organised in various forms since time immemorial. However, consciously designed services that incorporate new business models are empathetic to user needs and attempt to create new socio-economic value in society. Service design is essential in an knowledge driven economy.

The Copenhagen Institute of Interaction Design’s Service design symposium is designed to be a small, intimate event providing an opportunity to meet talented thinkers and practitioners. Featuring respected speakers who are pioneers in service design thinking and practice from several countries, the topics range from understanding service design, academic explorations & industry case studies, to younger, more experimental practices.

Search Marketing Strategies 2008 (Copenhagen, Denmark)

Saturday, December 15th, 2007 by Conference Editor
February 8, 2008
9:00 amto5:00 pm

Search Marketing Strategies 2008 is the premiere annual Scandinavian conference organized by FDIH and JupiterResearch. This year’s theme is “Search & Social Marketing for Web 2.0: Engage Your Customers.” Conference attendees will learn how to best leverage the Internet as a marketing and advertising platform and integrate it into an overall business strategy.