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Design and innovation in a commercial world Considerations for getting designs out in the real world

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Lecture for design students at University of Technology of Sydney about communicating design in the commercial world. (originally developed by Anthony Colfelt)

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Page 1: Design and innovation in a commercial world

Design and innovation in a commercial worldConsiderations for getting designs out in the real world

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How attached do we become to our own creations?

(c)  Furya

Creator 23 cents

Non-creator 5 cents

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Different is an Experience Design Firm

We use insight into human behavior to create products and services that engage, delight & differentiate.

Established 2001 Team of 20 User Centred Design experts based in Sydney

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What we design

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Graphic

Software

“Products”

Online

Services

“Experiences”

“Strategy”What we design

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The Corporate World

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Who pays for design?

Marketing department

Product department

“Online” department

Technology department

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Pressures on the ‘Sponsor’

Reduce costs, increase revenues

Don’t waste time, money or reputation i.e. “manage risk”

Gain organisational consensus

Succeed and climb the ladder

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SKEPTICAL

OF DESIGN

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ASSUMED

NEED

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PERCEPTION

OF “DESIGN”

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Some designer stereotypes

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Technique 1: Communicating designThe most frequently missed ingredient for success

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Who would you trust?

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The communication gap

DESIGNER HERE

BUSINESS NEEDS VALUE OF

DESIGN

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DistributionSales

Conversions

Acquisition

CostsEfficiency

Strategy

Differentiation

NPS

Profit

margin Customer

Satisfaction

Advantage

Investment

BUSINESS TALK

Design benefits must be ‘real’

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Communicating design

Time spent creating the stuff

Time spent preparing how to communicate it

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Storytelling

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Technique 2: Manage perceived riskBuild confidence through making your design process explicit

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Design means change

Change = risk

People fear change

You must inspire confidence

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Processes reassure

LaunchConcept

TestIterate

Less Valuable Too Late

DesignResearch

$ $Cost of Change

DesignTest

IterateImplement

Learn Here

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Validating assumptions

Ethnographic

research

Illuminates what the customer

is really doing, not just

what they say

Analysis to

generate

customer insight

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Research as shield

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Research as a shield

Testing how and if

the big ideas are

valid and valuable

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Conclusion

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Creating value around design

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CredibilityYOURGOAL

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They need you

(and the world too)

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Better thinking. Better experiences. Better results.TM

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