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Service Design 21: for «data cooperation»

«Data cooperation» is an initiative with the aim of developing a service ecosystem that offers real and immediate benefits for the participants while generating data that is valuable for municipalities in fighting or managing the COVID crisis. It is a cooperation between Stiftung Risiko-Dialog, Swiss Data Alliance, University of Zurich and IAD at ZHdK.

Student projects:

SWISSUE is based on the idea of the Swiss-Covid app. The service is to be understood as a proposal for the expansion of the mobile application and the associated underlying ecosystem. This expansion intends to ensure applicability to other crises, provide users with a greater incentive to participate and include a data donation system for different types of data.

The service DIALOG bridges the gap between citizens and municipalities by starting a consistent dialogue, establishing an understanding between both parties.

The purpose of the service SwissAlert+ is to include those affected by a crisis better in the process of fighting a crisis. We do that by providing the functionality that crisis affected can help themselves, send a notification in case they are in trouble or share their opinion with the crisis manager.


Students:
Gian-Carlo Huber, Kilian Ettlinger, Sonia Tao, Daniela Spühler, Aathmigan Jegatheeswaran, Alessia Wiss, Celina Springer, Kimon Apeltsotou, Tim Fuchs, Ramona Rüttimann, Dzhuliia Kolodko, Andreas Waldburger, Nemo Brigatti and David Wollschlegel

Lectures ZHdK:
Florian Wille, Nicole Foelsterl, Stefano Vannotti

Collaboration Partner
Nathalie Stübi (deputy managing director at the Stiftung Risiko-Dialog)


Course 2021
Service Design 21: for «data cooperation»
«SWISSUE» by Gian-Carlo Huber, Kilian Ettlinger, Sonia Tao, Daniela Spühler
Service Design 21: for «data cooperation»
«DIALOG» by Aathmigan Jegatheeswaran, Alessia Wiss, Celina Springer, Kimon Apeltsotou, Tim Fuchs
Service Design 21: for «data cooperation»
«SwissAlert+» by Ramona Rüttimann, Dzhuliia Kolodko, Andreas Waldburger, Nemo Brigatti and David Wollschlegel