Stanford Webinar - Apply Design Thinking in Your Work

Transform the way you think about innovation and how to go to market with new ideas. Design Thinking is a widely recognized practice you can use to integrate design, technology and business practices to train tomorrow's leaders. From radical collaboration to problem-based learning, explore tools and techniques that will help drive change within your organization.
This webinar will give you a taste of what will be taught during the Innovation Masters Series - Design Thinking and the Art of Innovation (XDES400) program being held this June 17-19, 2015 at Stanford University.
Learn more about the Innovation Masters Series at scpd.stanford.edu/design
0:00 Introduction
0:26 DESIGN THINKING started at Stanford
2:54 TRANSFORMING WORK-d.thinking
5:50 DESIGN THINKING - PROCESS
6:31 DESIGN THINKING - MINDSETS
9:33 DESIGN THINKING - TWO THINGS
14:13 EMPATHY MAPPING
18:20 MASLOWS HIERARCHY
20:59 Frameworks FOR EMPATHY
23:57 BRAINSTORMING (FOR REAL)
26:59 Jazz ensemble = brainstorming group
28:58 It's partly a 10,000 hours problem
32:38 4 Steps to Better Brainstorming
32:53 Re-)Framing
35:12 Warming Up - Part of the Process
35:33 Brainstorming everyone writes/posts their own ideas
39:49 Grouping and Selecting
42:17 Take-aways
45:14 Meet Today's Speakers
46:10 Innovation Masters Series: Design Thinking and the Art of Innovation

[@TonyWinston57]

Very clear with applied principles.Love it

[@callmebrian1916]

23:56 - 43:00 brainstorming

[@ivanquijano4963]

Very good !

[@user-tc6tv8ko2t]

Great session!

[@letthetrumpetsound7893]

Kind of Blue😉 💯🔥great analogy but have you read - Yes to the Mess: Surprising Leadership Lessons from Jazz by Frank J. Barrett?

[@helloselee]

Thank you it was very helpful to understand what I am doing better.

[@headsetguy3805]

16:15 Thanks for the talk, I just wished it wouldnt have been used for Apple marketing. Yes, Apple makes you FEEL powerful, but it actually makes you less powerful by being a closed system with little transparency about how things actually operate. I´m totally open for discussion about that, but that part just felt like advertisement.

[@igornovik3468]

Why the quality of content is soooo poor?

[@swarupKmohanty]

EXPECTATION "MISS -MATCH' . Normally people look at Ivey league with a 'class apart" expectation. Such a nice topic, the lecture could have been much better.

[@aaz161]

The comment about Bauhaus is not totally accurate - aesthetics was very much a part of the process, however, beauty at the cost of functionality was avoided. This should hold true for a designer even today.

[@moirangthemvishalsingh]

concept for a new book

[@richardj.magoma7804]

Quite disruptive

[@htmensch]

kinda boring tbh