Second Service Design Drinks Ljubljana
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We held the second Service Design Drinks Ljubljana on wednesday, 4.2.2015. We hosted awesome guests from okoljana (chocolate fair), Ljubljananjam (custom culinary walks through Ljubljana) and Ljubljana's edition of Ziferblat and we talked about innovation in services connected to food and drinks.
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