Design Mindset in Innovation: A Visual Exploration Poster Design

This assignment is a poster presentation that explores the concept of a design mindset within the context of innovation. It defines design mindset as a human-focused, action-oriented approach to problem-solving, emphasizing creativity, intuition, and systemic reasoning. The poster outlines the design mindset cycle, which includes observation, framing opportunities, ideation, prototyping, and testing. It highlights the importance of empathy, defining problems, ideation, prototyping, and testing in the creative problem-solving process. The poster concludes that a design mindset is essential for addressing contemporary challenges and fostering innovation by aligning logic, research, skills, and environment to create positive outcomes for individuals and organizations.

DESIGN MINDSET IN THE CONTEXT OF INNOVATIONDESIGN MINDSET IN THE CONTEXT OF INNOVATION
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What is Design Mindset?
Framework for design mindset
Design mindset refers to the techniques used
by designers to resolve multifaceted problems
and find thrilling solutions for end users
(Gassmann, & Reepmeyer, 2008).
Design mindset is not challenge-oriented but
rather an action and solution-focused towards
creating a desired future. It draws a
chronology, intuition, logic, imagination,
And systemic reasoning to look for
possibilities that can be of benefit to the
client .
Design mindset provides a structured
model for comprehending and pursuing
innovation in ways which add value to
the end user. This framework involves a
process in which viable ideas can be created
and user-focused solutions can prevail. This
process takes after the Creative Problem
Solving Process (CPSP) which emphasizes on
certain characteristics like robust client
orientation as well as working with prototypes.
This process involves 5 steps: Empathy, Define,
Ideate, Prototype, And Test (Liedtka, 2015).
ConclusionConclusion ReferencesReferences
Design Mindset: Novel Innovative Thinking for Contemporary Problems
•Gassmann, O., & Reepmeyer, G. (2008). Universal Design–Innovations for All
Ages. In The silver market phenomenon (pp. 125-140). Springer, Berlin,
Heidelberg.
•Liedtka, J. (2015). Perspective: Linking design thinking with innovation outcomes
through cognitive bias reduction. Journal of Product Innovation
Management, 32(6), 925-938.
•Tschimmel, K. (2012). Design Thinking as an effective Toolkit for Innovation. In
ISPIM Conference Proceedings (p. 1). The International Society for
Professional Innovation Management (ISPIM).
Designers, engineers, and entrepreneurs
face new level of challenges compared to
the ones they faced in past few years .
Thus they need design mindset to address
broad range of challenges they encounter.
They need to form the right mindsets for
Innovation.
For people to successfully solve their current wave of problems they encounter
today, they need to develop a new kind of thinking, a novel mindset towards
innovation. Design mindset is a new approach that allows people, groups, and
organizations to develop a human-focused viewpoint and a scientific
perspective towards solving a challenge. Design mindset enables innovators
to embrace logic and research and thus align their thinking with skills and
environment. This aspect empowers them to create a better situation not only
for them but also for other people.
The design mindset cycle encompasses observation
to figure out unmet requirements in the setting and
context of a certain condition, framing the
opportunity, a possibility of innovation , creating
imaginative ideas, testing and refurbishing solutions.
Creativeness and innovation is central to the design
process which involves four steps (Discover, Define,
Develop, and Deliver (Tschimmel, 2012).