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Ida Telalbasic
Ida’s education includes a double M.Sc. degree in Product-Service-System Design from Politecnico di Milano in collaboration with Politecnico di Torino granted by Alta Scuola Politecnica. She completed a Ph.D. in Product, Service & Strategy Design at Politecnico di Milano, researching the topic of design in times of socio-economic transformations and investigating how social innovation can contribute in proposing new service systems. She is currently working as lecturer in Design Innovation Management at the Institute for Design Innovation, Loughborough University London. She is a visiting lecturer at Central Saint Martins College (Innovation Management) and Ravensbourne (Business Design) in London.
Ida’s research focuses on service design innovation and systemic structural change, where design is given a role in leading economic transformations rather than simply responding to them. Her experience includes developing scaling-up methodologies for social innovations and contribution in a start-up project aimed to design collaborative services to boost social innovation in smart cities. Her work focuses on innovation in products, services and user experiences, using a design-driven approach for social innovation and sustainability.