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Two years ago, at one of our internal co-lab days, all the people at Doberman made a unified decision to establish a permanent office in New York City. So we packed our bags and went over there to try it out. It turned out pretty well. Now, we have a bunch of clients and are opening a shop on Manhattan.
– We’ve worked on international assignments for 15 years. So this is a natural step for us and an opportunity to get even better at what we do, says Lisa Lindström, CEO at Doberman.
Managing Director at the New York office will be Anders Frostenson and we are proud to announce that we already have projects for clients such as Oppa, Thrive Capital, MTA, Spree and Spotify.
– New York is at the moment a pretty magic place for service innovation and design. The growing start-up scene is great proof of that and the demand for our capabilities have been quite overwhelming, says Anders Frostenson, Managing Director for the New York office.
We look forward to telling you more over the year. Stay tuned!
More information
Please contact Anders Frostenson
at +1 646 581 0402 (US)
or +46 8 410 352 32 (SWE)
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A proud moment for us
The Royal Patriotic Society's medal to Lisa and Doberman
Posted April 10, 2013
Our CEO Lisa has received The Royal Patriotic Society’s medal for outstanding entrepreneurship. We are all honored by this recognition of our company and our efforts to innovate and design experiences that are truly valuable to people, businesses and the society.
Each year, a few chosen are awarded with the prestigious medal. Entrepreneurs who have founded and developed businesses – and thus contributed to the growth and development of Sweden, which the Society has done since 1772 when His Majesty Gustav III wrote under the statute. The purpose of the medal is to honor the recipient for a long term meaningful work, and to inspire others.
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Digital Underground
Touch screen user interface design for New York City Subways
Posted March 21, 2013
Doberman have helped Control Group and MTA design the user interface for the revolutionary touch screen network in the New York City Subways that will serve over 2 million tourists and commuters every day.
Each kiosk is a large 47-inch touch screen centered around an interactive map experience. You simply tap your intended destination, and the map will draw your route, including any transfers.
MTA will begin rollout of the 90 kiosks in New York City later this year.
(Images by Control Group)
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Article in Fast Company