Strategic Design of the Learning
What is
Strategic Design of the Learning
?
Defining the success metrics and architectural roadmap for your entire learning ecosystem before a single piece of content is built.
Why
is it important?
It prevents wasted resources on misaligned courses and guarantees the program is scalable, profitable, and aligned with core business and learner objectives.
For whom
is this interesting?
Founders, subject matter experts, C-suite executives, and department heads needing to launch a high-stakes, revenue-generating, or compliance-critical learning program.
How
does ness approach this?
Human-centric design first. We conduct deep learner journey mapping, define the success algorithm, and select the optimal LMS/tech stack for maximum efficiency.
What
are the desired outcomes?
A complete Learning Strategy Document, validated Learner Personas, a chosen Technology Stack, and a clear path to high ROI.
How service design can activate innovation in education
The keynote explored the role of service design in supporting innovation within the public education sector. It highlighted how service design methods can help re-examine what students learn, how they learn, and whether current systems are assessing the right outcomes. The talk emphasized the value of collaboration between service designers and educational professionals, showing how design practices can address systemic challenges and contribute to more effective, learner-focused educational environments.


Sqilli Family Academy


Customer Experience Leadership course design
To empower the Women in CX community, we conducted member research analysis (focus groups, interviews, surveys) to design a unique, 12-week customer experience leadership course. This on-demand, cohort-based intensive course empowers you with essential knowledge, tools, and insights while facilitating meaningful peer connections for enhanced learning. Project outputs include a tailored learning design, full syllabus, and comprehensive support materials (commercial narrative, video scripts, etc.).


Walking session design and delivery at the Women in CX annual conference
At the Women in CX conference in London, I host an annual 'Walk and Connect' workshop. Each year, I curate a unique tour that enables participants to forge connections in a distinctive manner. In this engaging experience, attendees engage in one-on-one interactions, switch pairs, take a leisurely stroll through the city, uncover intriguing fun facts, and delve deeper into discussions surrounding the challenges and opportunities that women encounter in the workplace, with a specific focus on the realm of CX.













