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SayPro Course Implement design research tools and methods to define a service problem within a human-centred design framework.

R8,999.00
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SayPro is a leading global provider of customer experience management (CEM) solution. We design and deliver tailored solutions that help businesses understand customer needs, navigate their journey and deliver exceptional customer experiences.

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SayPro is a leading global provider of customer experience management (CEM) solution. We design and deliver tailored solutions that help businesses understand customer needs, navigate their journey and deliver exceptional customer experiences.

Our human-centred design (HCD) approach involves using tools and methods that allow us to define a service problem within a framework that respects the user. We use this knowledge to develop a bespoke solution that meets the specific needs of your business and customers.

With years of experience in the industry, we are experts in understanding how customers interact with online platforms and other digital channels, so we can integrate it into our plans for success. All SayPro courses are structured and easy to follow, so you can get up to speed quickly and start making improvements right away!

Welcome to SayPro! We’re here to help you out with anything you need. Whether it’s a question about taxes or something more complicated, we’re here for you. What do we do? We implement different kinds of tools and methods to define a service problem within a human-centred design framework. After all, the only way to truly understand someone’s needs is by being in their shoes and understanding what they are going through. So that’s what we do best! Why should you trust us?

We’ve been designing and implementing online courses since 2012 and have helped over 1 million learners across the globe improve their skills in various subjects. Our courses include e-learning, bootcamps, and trainings, so there’s sure to be one that fits your needs perfectly!

So if you’re looking for some help with your business or personal life, then look no further than SayPro. We’ll help you out any way we can, because that’s what friends do!

Do you know that imprecise language and unstructured design can hamper the success of a course implementation? Or do you think it is a waste of time and resources?

Design research methods are here to help you! In this workshop, we will cover various tools and techniques for designing, implementing, and measuring service courses. You will learn how to use human-centred design (HCD) principles to develop a service problem statement, choose appropriate methods for data collection, implement user testing, and more.

By the end of the workshop, you will be ready to apply these methods in your own projects with confidence.

Design research is not new, but implementing tools and methods that can be used by practitioners from various backgrounds remains a challenge.

SayPro’s course aims to solve this problem by providing an understanding of human-centred design and the tools needed for practitioners to design services. By teaching these methods in a way that also includes an understanding of the context of each problem, SayPro hopes to change how we think about design research.

We’ve all been there – you want to improve a company’s service experience, but don’t know where to start.

With SayPro’s design research tools and methods, you can define a service problem within a human-centred design framework. This approach helps you identify what customers need and how they perceive quality across various channels. It also gives you the knowledge to develop solutions that will meet those needs and expectations.

By using SayPro’s course implement design research tools and methods, you’ll be able to create high quality services that your customers will appreciate and value!

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