#BGGD57 @HRCBrussels on 17 April: Creating a Legendary Burger & experience Co-Creation

Girl Geek Dinners are events for females who class themselves as girly and geeky. The events have a technical focus and are light hearted and fun.This edition was hosted by Hard Rock Café Brussels, where we learnt how to make the Legendary burger. We used Lego® Serious Play® to learn about Agile.

Storified by Brussels Girl Geeks· Sun, Apr 21 2013 22:20:07

Pictures (and a blog post) by photodj.

First speaker was Microsoft’s Katrien De Graeve (@katriendg), and I’d like to repeat her call to action:

Now is the time to build apps that will launch your business worldwide. Visit http://msdn.be/apps to download free tools and samples, find design and code resources, and get help from experts.

Second speaker was Pureplexity’s Leslie Cottenje (@GirlGeek_be).

And thirdly, AppStory’s Elise Daans (@Ellliiissseee)

Created with Admarket’s flickrSLiDR.

About the book:
http://conversity.be/en/the-conversity-book/
Kindle version on Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/The-Conversity-Model-ebook/dp/B004P8JX6K

CREW is a Belgium-based performance group. Eric Joris being its key figure, this production team has brought together people from different domains depending on the projects that were being made. On the whole, CREW has insisted on making performances at the melting point of live art and technology.

Together with Vlerick Management School, InSites Consulting has set up a study in
June 2008 to see how consumers use the internet to decide what and where to buy.
The results of this large-scale Belgian consumer research project and critical
website screening have been presented by Christophe Vergult, Director Customer
Experience research, at the Vlerick conference ‘Internet & changing shopping
behaviour’.
If the special Girl Geek Dinner version of this presentation by Evert-Jan De Kort
made you hungry for more insights on this matter, feel free to contact
evert-jan@insites.eu for the whole story, available for
free on simple request.