Design Thinking Create innovation with design thinking process.


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The Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) collected and analyzed data and found that business organizations operating in 1935 had an average lifespan of 95 years before collapsing, but business organizations operating in 2005 had an average lifespan of only 15 years. Of course, rapid changes in the world, including various crises, shorten the lifespan of a business. Businesses that do not adapt may not survive. But how did business organizations that are 100 years old or older such as Nintendo, GE (General Electric), Jonson & Jonson, 3M, P & G, and Pfizer survive? The answer is “Innovation”.
Design Thinking or the design thinking process is an innovation tool that is popular and accepted worldwide, both in business organizations, government organizations, and startups. Design thinking originated from the D-school of Stanford University, USA, which is ranked at the same level as Harvard. Design thinking is a design process that focuses on humans as the center through 5 steps: Understanding, Defining, Creating, Simulating, and Testing (Empathize, Define, Ideate, Prototype &, Test).
Benefits of Learning What you will get from this course
- Understand the concept and principles of creating tangible innovations
- Understand the principles of the 5 steps of Design Thinking in detail and put them into practice immediately.
- Able to solve complex problems at work using the Design Thinking process.
- It can be further developed into innovations to improve products, services or work processes in an organization.
- Design Thinking related forms that can be used immediately
Participants This course is suitable for
- Entrepreneur Business Owner
- Innovation and R&D teams within the organization
- Those interested in becoming a startup
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1Download learning materials: Design Thinking: Creating innovation with design thinking processesText lesson
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2Lesson 1: The Challenges of Transformation in the Digital AgePreview 06:22
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3Lesson 2: 5 Key Steps of Design Thinking19:46
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4Lesson 3: Empathize27:58
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5Lesson 4: Define and Define the Problem18:18
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6Lesson 5: Brainstorming (Ideate)13:29
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7Lesson 6: Prototype and Testing14:30
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8Lesson 7: Storytelling to Introduce Innovation12:14
