We can connect you to an excellent design thinking coach who can help you apply design thinking in your own work, with your teams, and within your organization.
I learned a lot from working to apply design thinking for myself in response to the new COVID-19 challenges. New problems and opportunities were coming to the surface weekly. Because of the uncertainty and rapid change happening, this could be the time to focus on the basics and fundamentals.
Face-to-face design thinking workshops can be amazing. TBut since we created Sprintbase in 2016 - a platform that enables remote teams to solve problems with design thinking - we’ve learned a lot about what it takes to create new kinds of virtual experiences that can be just as great in their own right.
We've compiled this "meta-list" from looking at the software tools that were recommended again and again from 30 different innovative designers, collaborators, and facilitators who were posting their own lists of recommended software and online tools in our social networks.
A lot of innovators that I have met are impatient people. By the time we start working together, they are already fed up with their company. They know something needs to be done and they just want to jump in and get started. So they will take whatever opportunity they get and run with it.
Want to learn more about the design thinking process? This blog post walks through the stages of the design thinking process and what to expect in each.
To get you started on the path toward integrating technology into your office’s workspaces, we’ve listed a few primary strategies that will best promote innovation culture across your organization.