My research take as its starting point the power of the designer and design thinking. Currently my research projects make a deep dive into the realms of services, especially concerning the expressive powers of design methods and techniques in service development and service innovation.
The idea that design objects and design materials can be both dynamic, active and that the design is co-created "in use", drive my research of relevant theroetical grounding for design, inspire my design research on materials, and challenges the way we understand how to prototype design objects for user involvement.
The road to these projects has led through a critical stance towards the insitutionalized arena of user-centered design, through projects on the role of learning for usability, and the importance of interaction design and usability in business development and IT-procurement processes, over a dedication in developing and maintaining high quality design courses for a wide range of programmes at the university.
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Wentzel, Jonatan and Holmlid, Stefan (2009): Speed sketching with designers: User inspired brainstorming. In: Designing Pleasurable Products and Interfaces, DPPI 2009, Compiegne, France. .
Arnell, Olof, Gonzàlez, Natalia, Mårtensson, Ingrid, Wreiner, Thomas, Holmlid, Stefan and Segelström, Fabian (2009): Designing for a car park operator. In: Nordic Conference on Service Design 2009 2009, Oslo. .
Blomkvist, Johan and Holmlid, Stefan (2009): Examples in Service Design: Tools for Communication and Setting for Stories. In: Nordic Conference on Service Design 2009, Oslo. .
Holmlid, Stefan (2009): Participative, co-operative, emancipatory: From participatory design to service design. In: Nordic Conference on Service Design 2009, Oslo. .
Holmlid, Stefan (2009): Design och designledning på vägen mot väl designade e-myndigheter. In: Lindblad-Gidlund, Katarina, Ekelin, Annelie, Eriksén, Sara and Ranerup, Agneta "Förvaltning och medborgarskap i förändring: Etablerad praxis och kritiska perspektiv". Studentlitteratur
Holmlid, Stefan (2009): From interaction to service. In: Miettinen, Satu and Koivisto, Mikko "How Designers Can Deliver Better Services: Designers' role and working methods in the service design processes". TAIK
Segelström, Fabian, Holmlid, Stefan and Alm, Björn (2009): Back to the Roots: A Case for a New Ideal for Ethnographic Research for Design. In: IASDR 2009, Rigor and Relevance in Design 2009, Seoul, Korea. .
Holmlid, Stefan (2008): Towards an understanding of the challenges for design management and service design. In: Design Management Insitute Conference 2008, Paris, France. .
Holmlid, Stefan and Evenson, Shelley (2008): Bringing Service Design to Service Sciences, Management and Engineering. In: Hefley, William and Murphy, Wendy "Service Science, Management and Engineering: Education for the 21st Century". pp. 341-345
Holmlid, Stefan, Lantz, Ann and Artman, Henrik (2008): Design management of interaction design. In: Conference on Art of Management 2008, Banff, Alberta, Canada. .
Holmlid, Stefan and Arvola, Mattias (2007): Developing a Thematic Design Curriculum as a Bologna Master. In: Bohemia, Erik, Hilton, Kevin, McMahon, Chris and Clarke, Anna (eds.) Shaping the Future? Proceedings of the 9th International Conference on Engineering and Product Design Education September 13-14, 2007, Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK. pp. 63-68. Available online
Holmlid, Stefan and Hertz, Annika (2007): Service-scape and white space: White space as structuring principle in service design. In: European Academy of Design conference, Dancing with disorder Design, discourse and disaster 2007, Izmir, Turkey. .
Holmlid, Stefan and Evenson, Shelley (2007): Prototyping and enacting services: Lessons learned from human-centered methods. In: Quality in Services, QUIS 10 2007, Orlando, FL, USA. .
Holmlid, Stefan and Arvola, Mattias (2007): Developing a thematic design curricula as a Bologna master. In: International Conference on Engineering and Product Design Education September 13-14, 2007, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK. .
Holmlid, Stefan (2007): Interaction design and service design: Expanding a comparison of design disciplines. In: Nordes 2007 2007, Stockholm, Sweden. .
Holmlid, Stefan, Montaño, Carmen Flores and Johansson, Karin (2006): Gender and design: Issues in design processes. In: Women in information technology 2006, University of Salford. .
Holmlid, Stefan (2006): Interaction design and design management: Challenges for industrial interaction design in software and system development. In: Design Research Society International Conference, Wonderground 2006, Lisbon, Portugal. .
Holmlid, Stefan (2004): Issues for cooperative design: A procurement perspective. In: 2004 Participatory Design Conference 2004. .
Holmlid, Stefan and Björklind, Andreas (2003). Ambient intelligence to go: AmIGo White Paper on mobile intelligent ambience. Santa Anna IT Research Instiute
Holmlid, Stefan, Arvola, Mattias and Ampler, Fredrik (2000): Genres and Design Considerations of iTV Cases. In: Proceedings of the First Nordic Conference on Human-Computer Interaction 2000. .
Arvola, Mattias and Holmlid, Stefan (2000): IT-artefacts for socializing: Qualities-in-use and research framework. In: Svensson, Lars, Snis, Ulrika, Sørensen, Carsten, Fägerlind, Hannah, Lindroth, Tomas, Magnusson, Maria and Östlund, Christian (eds.) Proceedings of the 23rd Information Systems Research Seminar in Scandinavia, IRIS 23 Doing IT together August 12–15, 2000, Lingatan, Sweden. . Available online
Holmlid, Stefan (1998): Futurism and retrospect: User strategies to learning opportunities in cases of surprise or confusion. In Human IT, 2 (3) pp. 115-130
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Publication period:1998-2009
Publication count:22
Number of co-authors:17
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