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5 steps to designing the life you want by Bill Burnett

roger on 14/04/2021

Design Thinking: A Quick Overview

roger on 14/04/2021

https://www.interaction-design.org/literature/article/design-thinking-a-quick-overview

Design Thinking as Decision Framing

roger on 21/03/2021

https://charleslambdin.com/2020/01/23/design-thinking-as-decision-framing/

Facilitating design thinking remotely

roger on 28/10/2020

Facilitating design thinking remotely

https://beccagorton95.medium.com/facilitating-design-thinking-remotely-99f5b41eae0c

Design Thinking 101

roger on 16/08/2020

What is design thinking and why should you care? History and background plus a quick overview and visualization of 6 phases of the design thinking process. Approaching problem solving with a hands-on, user-centric mindset leads to innovation, and innovation can lead to differentiation and a competitive advantage.

The Right Way to Lead Design Thinking

roger on 22/06/2020

Anne Lind, the head of the national agency in Denmark that evaluates the insurance claims of injured workers and decides on their compensation, had a crisis on her hands. Oddly, it emerged from a project that had seemed to be on a path to success. The project employed design thinking in an effort to improve the services delivered by her organization.

The Design Process Dilemma: How to Align Process, Problems, and Stakeholders

roger on 13/06/2020

Design Thinking. Co-creation Workshops. Creative Problem Solving. Brainstorming. Gamestorming. Gamification. Agile Sprints. Storytelling. Human-Centered Design. Rapid Prototyping. Divergent Thinking. Convergent Thinking. Service Design. Lean Process. With so many process options, how should a designer solve a problem?

How going 100% virtual gave us an edge

roger on 12/06/2020

Our ITX design team has been facilitating and learning from Design Sprints since 2016. Our company’s culture promotes distributed team collaboration but until December of last year, most of our design sprints had been conducted in person. We noticed that this didn’t just happen with Design Sprints; whenever we conducted more in-depth workshops, we tended to host in person rather than online

Design’s Unsexy Middle Bits

roger on 11/06/2020

In How I Stopped Worrying and Learned to Love Design Thinking, I wrote about how I learned to value design thinking and in Five Habits of Design Thinking I explain how you can build the skill of design thinking. But I’ve noticed my students tend to use the term “design thinking” as a synonym for UX/Digital Product Design. This is a dangerous smallification of design and a source of shoddy work.

Design Thinking and How It Will Change Management Education: An Interview and Discussion

roger on 10/05/2020

https://journals.aom.org/doi/abs/10.5465/AMLE.2006.23473212

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