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Design Thinking and Human centred design
Tackling society’s most complex challenges by putting people and communities at the centre of the design process
Design thinking is a way of looking at the world.
Human centred design is a method – processes, techniques, rules of thumb - that you
use to “do” design thinking
From this… Channels
Roles
Process Info
Legislation
Organisation
Culture Functions
People
Interactions
Users
Desirable Viable
Possible
Needs
Preferences
Habits Norms
Beliefs Networks
Culture Fears
Aspirations
(Based on Doblin Group DVP model)
Desirable Viable
Possible
Needs
Preferences
Habits Norms
Beliefs Networks
Culture Fears
Aspirations
Measurable
Grounded in competencies
Partner/stakeholder aligned
Ethical
Compatible
Sustainable
Feasible business model
Strategically aligned
Desirable Viable
Possible
Needs
Preferences
Habits Norms
Beliefs Networks
Culture Fears
Aspirations
Measurable
Grounded in competencies
Compatible
Ethical
Partner/stakeholder aligned
Sustainable
Feasible business model
Strategically aligned
Timing
Legislation
Budget
Technology Regulation
Desirable Viable
Possible
Needs
Preferences
Habits Norms
Beliefs Networks
Culture Fears
Aspirations
Timing
Legislation
Budget
Technology
Powerful ideas
Measurable
Grounded in competencies
Compatible
Ethical
Partner/stakeholder aligned
Sustainable
Feasible business model
Strategically aligned
Regulation
Gradian Health Systems, 2015
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