Nikolas Kourtis, from the innovation team within the London Legacy Development Corporation, discusses their initiative, in collaboration with Accessify, an AI-powered accessibility platform designed to empower individuals with diverse mobility needs.
Leave a commentAnjali from the LOTI team explores how service designers and information governance professionals can work together to build better, more trusted services.
Leave a commentThe Product Design team at Lewisham Council, shares their insights from hosting a Global Service Jam, centred on innovating through action rather than passive discussion.
Leave a commentAnjali from the LOTI team reflects on the use of creativity in crisis situations, and shares practical ways to embed creative practices into everyday problem-solving for sustainable innovation
Leave a commentLOTI’s step-by-step guide to design sprints helps public sector teams turn ideas into action with structured activities, templates, and real-world examples.
Leave a commentGenta and Anjali share details of the prototype solutions co-developed as part of LOTI’s Sandbox in Adult Social Care.
Leave a commentA practical, step-by-step guide to designing immersive experiences that bring stories and systems to life through interactive activities and theatre.
Leave a commentHow LOTI’s model of regional collaborative innovation can help deliver the government’s public service reform goals.
Leave a commentStoryboards that capture the journeys of individuals who need care and support and products that can help them have a better experience.
Leave a commentIn this blog, Genta summarises the key insights from LOTI’s funded projects which sought to test new service models in adult social care.
Leave a commentAnjali Moorthy, LOTI Service Designer, explores three underrated design skills in local government and suggest some tools we can borrow from design.
Leave a commentAn approach that brings together key actors in the health and care system, to experiment with the latest tech, data & innovation to solve key challenges in the sector.
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