SERVICE DESIGN
Customer–Employee Complaint Management Workflow | UNDISCLOSED
Service Design
Research
2025: Kristina led research with 3 stakeholder/user groups and facilitated workshops that produced a comprehensive service blueprint, a prioritized list of problem statements, measurable indicators, current and target state, and a proposal for a future-state service blueprint.
The proposal included recommended features and products aligned to address the identified challenges, enabling a clear roadmap for service improvement and innovation.

Pre-Sales Process: Engineers & Sales Collaboration | Siemens Gamesa
Service Design
Research
2021: In collaboration with a senior research and business analyst, Kristina built a comprehensive service blueprint spanning three internal teams and the client. The blueprint mapped over eight stages, each with more than ten steps, and incorporated a total of 40 tools used across the process.
During the mapping, Kristina identified outdated processes and teams working in silos, with the most critical issue being blocked data flows that required unnecessary tools and steps. Her work informed product teams within the program about priorities and guided decisions on what should be developed and when, enabling a more coordinated approach to improving cross-team collaboration and service delivery.

End-to-End Product Communication Strategy | Siemens Gamesa
Change Managment
Communication Strategy
2020: In complex corporate environments, where processes and tools are often rigid, effective change communication is critical to successful adoption.
Kristina conducted a thorough analysis of the product communication strategy, which was previously fragmented both visually and contextually. She designed a unified, end-to-end communication journey that aligned stakeholders across teams and channels. This included developing standardized, reusable templates for email and internal communication platforms, specifying timing, content, and delivery mechanisms to ensure clarity, consistency, and engagement. The framework was designed to be reusable across a portfolio of employee-facing products, supporting smoother change adoption, reinforcing alignment, and improving the overall service experience.

