Design Mindset in the context of the innovation

Design thinking is a problem-solving approach that uses intuition, imagination, and reasoning to explore possibilities and resolve issues. It is customer-centric and encourages experimentation and prototyping. This presentation discusses the principles of design mindset in the context of innovation.

Design Mindset in the context of the innovation
Design Thinking
Design thinking is majorly useful for the condition where the problem itself is
inadequately elaborated or the path forward is ambiguous (Niinimäki &
Hassi, 2011).
The Essence of “Design Thinking”
A design mindset uses intuition, imagination
and reasoning to resolve the issues and
explore possibilities (Kumar, 2012).
Design thinking assists creative solutions
and it has the nature of the customer centric
that motivates experimentation and
prototyping (O'Rourke, Haimovitz,
Ballweber, Dweck & Popović, 2014). .
Principles of Design Mindset in the context of the Innovation
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