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The limitations, criticisms and new pathways for Design Thinking – Part One

Paul Hobcraft

As I found out from my research, there is an awful amount of “noise and hype” to work through to find the past, present and future positions of design thinking. In summary, I think design thinking is undergoing a revolution, a certain maturing but it is littered with a very messy, highly competitive present.

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Inverse the Six Ws for Problem Discovery

Innovation Excellence

This is particularly engaging because solving problems is directly rooted in our evolutionary need to innovate. Develop weak signals ranging from your customer needs, market dynamics, competitive pressures and evolving technology landscape. But what happens when the problem isn’t apparent? Expand When does this problem occur?

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Ten Simple Ways to Establish a User Friendly Ideation Process

Idea Champions

Let's assume for a moment that you and your company value BIG IDEAS -- the kind of ideas that have the potential to change the game, differentiate you from the competition, and spark some major business growth. What is less common is letting your in-house "idea people" know what the criteria will be used to assess the ideas they conceive.

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Ten Simple Ways to Establish a User Friendly Ideation Process

Idea Champions

Let's assume for a moment that you and your company value BIG IDEAS -- the kind of ideas that have the potential to change the game, differentiate you from the competition, and spark some major business growth. What is less common is letting your in-house "idea people" know what the criteria will be used to assess the ideas they conceive.

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Ten Simple Ways to Establish a User Friendly Ideation Process

Idea Champions

Let's assume for a moment that you and your company value BIG IDEAS -- the kind of ideas that have the potential to change the game, differentiate you from the competition, and spark some major business growth. What is less common is letting your in-house "idea people" know what the criteria will be used to assess the ideas they conceive.

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The limitations, criticisms and new pathways for Design Thinking – Part two

Paul Hobcraft

As I found out from my research, there is an awful amount of “noise” and “hype to work through to find the past, present and future positions of design thinking. In summary, I think design thinking is undergoing a revolution, a certain maturing but it is littered with a very messy, highly competitive present.