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Category Archives: Design Thinking
Don’t Throw the Good Ideas Out With the Fads
I had a conversation yesterday with a person who feels that the use of social technology in organizations is a passing fad, much like other fads supporting the importance of “innovation” and “collaboration.” It got me thinking about why good … Continue reading
Posted in Design Thinking, Innovation, Management, Strategy
Tagged collaboration, Innovation, social media fad, social technology
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Moving Beyond Stability
Most of us are well aware of the speed and complexity in our world, and especially in the spaces in and around our organizations. Companies start up and dissolve at a dizzying pace. Stock prices rise and fall globally within … Continue reading
Posted in Design Thinking, Digital Fluency, Digital Fluency, Innovation
Tagged complexity, electric speed, speed
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Everyone is a Designer
Did you know that every time you put together a press release, or make a decision about your department’s policies, or choose to post something to this blog, you are designing? Herb Simon wrote in his book The Sciences of … Continue reading
Posted in Design Thinking, People
Tagged design, Design Thinking, designer, Herb Simon
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Twitter Connects People to What’s Important to Them, Not To What’s Important to Me
The website Mashable today reported that Twitter’s CEO recently said of the company’s vision that We want to instantly connect people everywhere to what’s most important to them. Why is this important? Because the folks at Twitter realize that all … Continue reading
Posted in Design Thinking, Digital Fluency, People, Tools
Tagged design, lead user innovation, Media, technology
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