2. Social Innovation refers to
• New ideas that work hard to achieve social goals.
• Another relatively narrow definition, 'Innovative activities and
services that meet the needs of society, primarily through the
development and dissemination of social organizations.'
(Mulgan et al, 2007)
3. Offer innovative, design led flexible places
Promote innovative office models to improve the use of space
in society
COMPANY PROFILE
7. 4 PARTS OF PROBLEM
OF THE CLUBHOUSE
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The growth and expasion
Building brand and increasing
awareness
Meeting with membership,
event, key account team
Small time on dedicated team to
go the extra mile
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OUR LIMITATION
• Information is almost entirely from the
network
• Lack of evaluation of the solution
• In the early stages of the course, we do not
have enough understanding of social
innovation and service design.
13. ABOUT US
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We are Innoclub.
The name comes from our project 'Design Innovation',
and we chose 'The ClubHouse' as our case study.
So we combined the two names.
It also means that we are an innovative team.
We hope that our works as playing the interesting
game in the club.
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