Here’s how Ocean describe themselves: “We are a group of designers, developers, thinkers, doers, a chef and a broken robot based in Stockholm. We listen and observe. Then we create new and/or improved products and services for companies all over the world. With playful design, we help them win. And we believe fun is the new usable. What do you think?”
You can find out more about them on the Ocean Observations web-site or by contacting hello@oceanobservations.com or mayako@oceanobservations.com.
There are a wide range of sponsorship opportunities to suit every budget at MEX. If you’d like to raise your profile at the event, please get in touch mp@pmn.co.uk and I’ll be delighted to work with you on building a relationship with the MEX community.
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