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Tamara Kartoziia

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Senior Service Designer and Customer Experience Architect

AUTODOC PRO

Tamara Kartoziia is a Senior Service Designer at AUTODOC PRO, where she designs hybrid B2B services for independent car garages across Europe - bridging a digital ordering platform with physical field operations across 6+ markets. With a background spanning marketing, psychology, and customer experience strategy, she builds systems that translate customer behavior into business decisions. Her work has helped cross-functional teams align faster, reduce launch uncertainty, and enter markets customers actually want to be in. Originally from Ukraine, she has navigated life across four countries in a single year - and believes that her motto "success lies in uncertainty" is not just professional philosophy, but lived experience.
She designs for the human at the other end of the screen. And occasionally dances through the complexity.

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Talk

Think global, adapt local: how Service Design became the engine of B2B market entry

Think global, adapt local: how Service Design became the engine of B2B market entry
When AUTODOC PRO expanded into Germany, Italy, and the Netherlands simultaneously, the assumption was simple: apply a proven digital model, move fast, scale. That assumption failed on contact with reality.
This talk shares how service design moved from a support function to a strategic driver - by building a repeatable market entry framework under real commercial pressure, with no local teams, across 26 cross-functional teams and 9 countries.
Three levers made it work: a Double Diamond-based parallel-path launch toolkit,  JTBD journey mapping connected directly to value proposition design, and a Blue Ocean canvas built without access to confidential competitor pricing - using customer needs as the differentiating axis instead.
The result: time-to-market reduced from 12 to 6 months, and the framework adopted at C-level as a company standard.
A rare, practical B2B case - with tools you can use the next day.

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