Behavioral engineering

Fremtidens sundhedssystemer

Posted by on May 14, 2013 in Behavioral engineering, Blog, Data, Featured, Quantified Self, Self-tracking, Social activism | 0 comments

Fremtidens sundhedssystemer

Hele denne weekend har /KL7 været på konference i Amsterdam. Her demonstrerede og debatterede forskere, hackere, læger og helt almindelige mennesker fra hele verden, hvordan man, vha. simpel forbrugerteknologi og lidt mere prototypiske ideer kan revolutioner sundheds- og behandlingssytemer. Lad os med det samme sige at, fremtiden ser lys ud – det ser ud som om der er driftige forandring på vej overalt; lige fra at have fuld kontrol over dit blodsukker på din smartphone, over halvering af epilepsimedicin uden at øge antallet af anfald via et armbånd, til kontrol over både maniske og...

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232.539 emails

Posted by on Mar 15, 2013 in Behavioral engineering, Data management | 0 comments

232.539 emails

Why are Rohit and Christian so deeply concentrated? We have just received 232.539 emails, and finished up “cleaning” the data. So now it’s time to look for patterns through some sneaky algorithms. Most people think of emails as communication. But in /KL7 we look upon them as feedback from your customers, with great value to you and your business if you can find patterns in there… and we usually do. So this friday – and this weekend most likely – we’re getting high on unstructered data! Because where most people see data we see behaviour, and where...

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Nudge in traffic

Posted by on Mar 14, 2013 in Behavioral engineering, Cases | 0 comments

We’re about to conduct three separate interventions on the Danish highways together with the Danish Road Directory. The objective is to reduce speed in relation to road constructions. Look out for a norm nudge, a visual nudge, or a tactile nudge on a highway near you.

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Behavioural Design

Posted by on Mar 10, 2013 in Behavioral engineering, Blog, News | 0 comments

Previously we have tried to capture the essence of beahavioural design. Being af cross disciplinairy (engineering design, interaction design, cognition, psychology etc.) way of changing peoples behaviour it can get a little complex. Therefore we will like to share a short video from RSAnimate explaining why there is a need for behavioural design from a communicative...

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Share With Care

Posted by on Feb 12, 2013 in Behavioral engineering, Blog, Cases, Social activism | 0 comments

We’ve been working with The Ministry of Culture, The Right Owners Association, two telco industry associations and Danish The Consumer Council on a campaign strategy for changing behavior and attitude towards rights covered culture. Both to bring about historical alignment between industries, right owners, and consumer organizations in a collaborative effort. But also to deconstruct the antagonist meme of ‘the evil industry’ on one side and ‘illegal’ consumers on the other. The working title Share With Care aims to highlight both the social aspects of culture...

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#ÆbleTweet

Posted by on Jan 15, 2013 in About, Behavioral engineering, Blog, Cases, Data management, Social activism | 0 comments

#ÆbleTweet

#ÆbleTweet (in english, #AppleTweet)  is public schools, pupils, apples, housework, cooking, food, smartphones and Twitter – blended together. Sounds like a strange mixture? Well how about we start from another perspective?   Housework/cooking as a subject in the danish public schools is not always on top of the list of priorities, neither from the government or from the pupils. In case of the pupils it might be the subject being to far from their normal behaviour. So what’s is normal behaviour for a pupil in 2012? Smartphones, multimedia exsistence and social media. As for...

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