Innovation as a Learning Process: Embedding Design Thinking
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The president of the Design Management Institute Thomas Lockwood has recently published the book Design Thinking: Integrating Innovation, Customer Experience and Brand Value. This book is divided into three sections focused on innovation, service design and experience design. The second section has a special collaboration from UK based live|work service designers Lavrans Lovlie, Ben Reason and Chris Downs where they expand on the 'triple-bottom-line' as a measurement of the value of service design.
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Developed with Acumen Fund this project sought to provide drinking water to low income communities in India. For more information click here.
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In this paper from the Stanford Social Innovation Review Jocelyn Wyatt together with Tim Brown from IDEO review the challenges faced by design thinking in a new field that the this approach is currently exploring: the social sector. Wyatt discusses the difference between the design thinking approach for businesses and social enterprises. This piece reminds me to the work of Jim Collins in his monograph Good to Great & the Social Sectors.
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David Kelley, founder of IDEO and the d.school discusses the abductive reasoning behind design thinking and the evolution of the methodology in the curriculum at Stanford; how it can be applied to different disciplines such as design management and business strategy.
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WENOVSKI is an open platform for sharing ideas and cross-disciplinary collaborations between creative thinkers. It is an initiative of Arne van Oosterom from the Netherlands and is a great source for the latest news in the design sector. It showcases great projects on how design can be used in different disciplines and provides a very interesting network platform to connect with people all over the world and discuss topical issues around design thinking and design impact.
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In this video Valerie Casey, IDEO's Digital Design Experience Leader and founder of The Designers Accord, explores three tools to create positive impact through design and change the path of the creative community top to bottom: design thinking, networking and responsibility.
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