Hahmota – Sense-making for complex phenomena

Sense-making
for complex phenomena

Hahmota helps its clients make sense of complicated issues and large data sets in order to generate shared understanding and new insights.

We use service design and systems thinking methods to understand the wider context of the phenomena in question, and create innovative visualisations and stories that crystallise the key issues and questions – whether quantitative or qualitative.

Work

Clients

On the basis of our good experiences
during cooperation on the Budget Game project, I recommend Hahmota Oy. They are an exceptionally capable and agile simplifier of challenging issues

Timo Silvola, Finance Finland (Finanssiala ry)

The Tax Tree is an excellent new and easy-to-use tool, that can be warmly recommended to people of all ages.

Jutta Urpilainen, Minister of Finance

Valtionbudjetti.fi provides a comprehensive overview of the budget, while taking into account the detailed level. It is interactive, and it is easy to use. The visualisation conveys complex budget data in a simple way.

Markus Sovala, Ministry of Finance

Sense-making
for complex phenomena

Web-based visualisation tools

Phenomena mapping

Information design for print and social media

Work

Sitra - phenomena-based planning toolkit

Kela - healthcare expenditure simulators

Veropuu/Tax Tree software (numerous clients)

Finance Finland - micro and macroeconomic simulators

Prime Minister's Office - Social security renewal preparation

Vastuugroup Oy - phenomena mapping of labour market challenges

Ministry of Social Affairs and Health - National Child Strategy

City of Helsinki Urban Facts - Smart home visualisation

Wikiplanning: participatory urban design method

Itla - indicator bank of child and family wellbeing (work in progress)

Tays - income, expenditure and outputs of a regional hospital authority

Clients

Prizes and awards

Contact