This presentation discusses the design thinking activities that can help organizations create digital work at scale. The activities include co-designing, envisioning, testing and prototyping, brainstorming, mind mapping, journey mapping, value chain analysis, assumption testing, rapid prototyping, and customer co-creation. The presentation explains the reason behind choosing these activities and the outcomes of each activity. The importance of design thinking tools is also highlighted.

Presentation and Report

The assignment requires a presentation of 15 slides and a report of 1500 words on the Design Thinking activities carried out by the team to reach innovative solutions. The presentation should cover the activities, outcomes, chosen outcomes, and the current stage in the Design Thinking process. The report should research literature on challenges faced by organizations in implementing Design Thinking and compare the group's experience.

Discover design thinking techniques for digital work at scale: co-design, testing, prototyping, brainstorming, mapping, analysis, and co-creation.

Design Thinking Activities for Creating Digital Work at Scale

This presentation discusses the use of design thinking tools and techniques to score high marks in university subjects. It covers problem definition, design thinking tools, future innovative steps, design thinking processes, and challenges in implementing design thinking. The presentation explores visualization, journey mapping, value chain analysis, mind mapping, rapid concept development, assumption testing, rapid prototyping, customer co-creation, learning launches, and storytelling. It also discusses how to overcome individual barriers, perception, beliefs, mindset, impulsive reaction, and man with hammer syndrome.

Hartpury University and Hartpury College

Design Thinking Tools and Techniques for Scoring High Marks in University Subjects

This presentation explores how design thinking can be used to solve issues of corporate culture. It covers various tools like journey mapping, brainstorming, and rapid prototyping, and their outcomes. The presentation concludes with the completion of the prototyping stage and the next step of implementation.

Leadership Management

Design and Creativity

How Design Thinking Helps in Solving Issues of Corporate Culture

It is group assignment and it has 2000 word report as well as PowerPoint presentation (15-20 slides).You need to follow the details down here. You need to us 10 design thinking tools (For selected problem regarding service, commercial, social, digital nature ) which are following assumption testing, concept development, journey mapping, brain storming, ideation, value chain analysis, mind mapping, persona, 5 whys, visualisation, spotting the obvious, Rapid prototyping, Story telling. I need 12-15 in text references and that references must need to be in reference list for both presentation and report 
1.identify a problem that could be addressed/improved through Design Thinking (the problem may be of a social, service, commercial or digital nature);
2.use Design Thinking tools, techniques and mind-set to develop ideas for innovations that address/improve the problem you have identified;
3.consider future steps to launch potential innovative solutions to your chosen problem;
4.present

DESIGN THINKING IN EDUCATIONAL ADVANCES.

Presentation

This presentation discusses the application of design thinking tools in Australian schools to explore the impacts of physical activities in vertical schools. It covers various tools such as visualization, journey mapping, value chain analysis, mind mapping, brainstorming, concept development, assumption testing, rapid prototyping, customer co-creation, and learning launch. The presentation emphasizes the need for a balance between physical activities and theoretical knowledge and justifies the implementation of physical activities in schools through value chain analysis.

Design Thinking Tools for Impacts of Physical Activities in Vertical Schools in Australia

This presentation explores the application of design thinking to solve the time management problem faced by university students. It discusses the importance of time management skills and the challenges students face in managing their time effectively. The presentation also outlines the different phases of using design thinking tools, such as visualization, journey mapping, value chain analysis, mind mapping, brainstorming, concept development, assumption testing, prototyping, customer co-creation, and learning launch. The ultimate outcome is the development of a mobile application that can help students search for knowledge resources, schedule their learning process, and plan their activities effectively.

Professional Development

Design Thinking for Time Management Problem in University Students

This presentation discusses the use of design thinking tools to resolve sales issues faced by Tomtom due to cheaper smartphones and free availability of Google maps. The tools discussed include visualization, journey mapping, value chain analysis, mind mapping, brainstorming, concept development, assumption testing, empathy map, customers co-creation, observation, and storyboard prototyping. The presentation also suggests future actions and concludes that design thinking tools can effectively resolve sales issues.

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Design Thinking Tools and Techniques for Scoring High Marks in University Subjects

How Design Thinking Helps in Solving Issues of Corporate Culture

DESIGN THINKING IN EDUCATIONAL ADVANCES.

Design Thinking Tools for Impacts of Physical Activities in Vertical Schools in Australia

Design Thinking for Time Management Problem in University Students

Design Thinking for Managers