Abstract
This article aims to explore the underutilised potential of systemic service design methods in providing the necessary overview and facilitating green transitions in sustainable supply chains by being a facilitator of the interdisciplinary process. We will introduce a ‘Mess/Gigamap’ template with an influence from Geels´ (2005)1 ‘Multi-Level Perspective’ model. In addition, we will show how ‘Mess/Gigamaps’ are tools that can aid conversations between stakeholders to visually understand the complexities that they are facing. The aim of this template is to enable the creation of systemic maps as boundary objects to facilitate discussions between multiple stakeholders.
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