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DESIGN THINKING CAPABILITY MODEL (DTCM): A FRAMEWORK TO MAP OUT DESIGN THINKING CAPACITY IN BUSINESS ORGANISATIONS
De Paula, Danielly; Dobrigkeit, Franziska; Cormican, Kathryn // 2018
It has been suggested that organisations can derive value from a design thinking (DT) capability. However, there is still a very limited understanding of how to integrate and assess DT strategy. Our ...
Design thinking for organizations: functional guidelines
Correia, Pedro Targo Ishio; Gaspar, Ricardo; Lins, Romulo // 2018
The objective of this paper is to propose functional guidelines for the assertive practice of the design thinking approach in organizational environments, and therefore to promote innovation. ...
DESIGN THINKING VIA FLIPPED CLASSROOM
Canina, Marita; Bruno, Carmen; Piselli, Agnese // 2018
A new generation of learners is growing up with information and communication technology (ICT) as an integral part of their everyday lives. They want to be active and experiential learners, ...
DESIGN THINKING — A BUZZWORD OR THE HOLY GRAIL OF DESIGN?
Hillner, Matthias // 2018
Design Thinking constitutes a concept that appears to reflect the zeitgeist of current design education. At the same time, recent interpretations of ideas surrounding design thinking raise most ...
Design to Support People’s Activity Systems — A Literature Review on the Application of Activity Theory in Design Research
Chu, Wanjun; Steenstra, Paula; Glad, Wiktoria; Wever, Renee // 2018
Context change is regarded as an opportunity to intervene people’s daily doings towards a sustainable direction. Looking at this opportunity from a product and service design perspective, in order to ...
DESIGN TOOLS IN MATERIALS TEACHING: BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN THEORETICAL KNOWLEDGE AND PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE
Piselli, Agnese; Dastoli, Caterina; Santi, Romina; Del Curto, Barbara; // 2018
The industrial panorama increasingly calls for multidisciplinary design professionals who integrate design thinking and engineering knowledge in developing new products and services. Taking into ...
DESIGNERS’ IDENTITY: SKILLS' SELF-PERCEPTION AND EXPECTATION IN DESIGN STUDENTS
Kunrath, Kamila; Cash, Philip; Li-Ying, Jason // 2018
Designers’ Professional Identity (DPI) combines social- and self-perceptive awareness through which one is able to identify as a designer. However, self-perception can be different from the ...
DESIGNING A BETTER ARCHERY BOW
Ledsome, Colin // 2018
Archery has existed for at least 64,000 years. The design of the bow has evolved slowly over that time, but developments in materials and manufacturing methods since the Second World War have allowed ...
DESIGNING A LIFE SITUATION TOOL IN CO-CREATIVITY: PROPOSAL FOR A TOOL ADAPTED TO FABLABS
Lobbé, Justine; Bazzaro, Florence; Sagot, Jean-Claude // 2018
Today, in user-centred design, the user is integrated alongside the design team. In our work, we propose to go further and to integrate the user in the phases of co-creativity. Indeed, the user could ...
Designing for interpersonal connections in future technologies: An annotated portfolio of jewelry devices
Carpenter, Vanessa Julia; Overholt, Dan // 2018
This work presents 4 design artefacts as an annotated portfolio, exploring how to design for tangible, non-screen jewelry devices which enable personal and interpersonal connections. We posit that ...
DESIGNING FOR ONE; HOW ADJUSTING VARIABLES INFLUENCED DESIGN STUDENT CREATIVITY
Andrea Wilkinson, Niels Hendriks, Catherine Stones // 2018
Since 2011, my colleague and I have been teaching Master’s students about designing together with people with dementia. It is a simple, open-ended assignment brief: to make a person with dementia’s ...
DESIGNING FOR USERS: THE GLOBAL STUDIO
Hong, Boeun Bethany; Bohemia, Erik; Neubauer, Ruth; Santamaria, Laura // 2018
User-centred design (UCD) has deployed methods such as user surveys and interviews, user focus groups, personas, user scenarios and participatory design to identify users’ needs and desires. Although ...
Designing for Wellbeing with Health Data Tracking – Maintaining the User Perspective in Objective Data
Togstad, Thea Marcelie; Alsos, Ole Andreas // 2018
With integrated sensors that become smaller, cheaper and more accurate every year, our personal devices can help predict disease and give health care professionals valuable data about each ...
DESIGNING GLOBALISATION DESIGN
Hall, Ashley; Cheng, Shuxin // 2018
Designing globalisation design is interdisciplinary experimental design workshop collaboration between the Design Schools at the Royal College of Art in London and the Central Academy of Fine Arts in ...
DESIGNING HUMAN-ROBOT COLLABORATIONS IN INDUSTRY 4.0: EXPLORATIVE CASE STUDIES
Kadir, Bzhwen A; Broberg, Ole; Souza da Conceição, Carolina // 2018
We are experiencing an increase in human-robot interactions and the use of collaborative robots (cobots) in industrial work systems. To make full use of cobots, it is essential to understand emerging ...
DESIGNING MENTAL HEALTH DELIVERY SYSTEMS: DESCRIBING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SYSTEM COMPONENTS
Komashie, Alexander; Clarkson, P. John // 2018
A challenging area of healthcare delivery in the UK is mental health. There is a growing need to improve outcomes of care. This research is part of an ongoing study that brings Design and Systems ...
DESIGNING PRODUCTS FOR MULTIPLE LIVES
Ledsome, Colin; Dowlen, Chris; Griffiths, Brian; Potter, Claire; Winfield, Pat // 2018
If we are to make more efficient use of our investments in producing new materials, it will be necessary to find ways to make further use of products after they reach the end of their life in ...
DESIGNING WITH ACTION LAYERS - A BOTTOM-UP APPROACH TO EXPLORE PRODUCT INTERACTION FOR INTUITIVE USE
Singh, Jasjit; Warell, Anders; Normark, Jörgen // 2018
This paper presents a design teaching approach that aims to support students to shift their approach when exploring, prototyping and testing user interactions with physical products. This is ...
Designing with the use of data for a better understanding of people and application domain.
Fiore, Eleonora; Tamborrini, Paolo; Barbero, Silvia // 2018
DETAILED CONCEPT OF THE SYSML LIGHTWEIGHT VISUALIZATION IN PDM SYSTEMS
Nigischer, Christian; Gerhard, Detlef // 2018
Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) are prime examples for the ongoing trend of increasing product complexity within technical systems. Abstract modelling languages like the Systems Modelling Language ...
DEVELOPING A TAXONOMY FOR FREEHAND SKETCHING IN DESIGN
Hua, Min; Huang, Shan; Childs, Peter // 2018
Taxonomy can be helpful in characterising the roles of the sketch in design. Various attempts have been made to classify design sketches. Ferguson developed widely accepted sketch taxonomy and showed ...
Developing Key Performance Indicators for Variant Management of Complex Product Families
Schmidt, Michael; Schwöbel, Johanna; Lienkamp, Markus // 2018
In this paper, we present a method for the development of key performance indicators for variant management purposes. It provides decision makers, product portfolio managers and-architects with a ...
Development methods for 2030: An interpretation of the scenarios of the method application
Albers, Albert; Bursac, Nikola; Marthaler, Florian; Siebe, Andreas; Reiss, Nicolas; Hirschter, Tobias // 2018
Using the scenario analysis, context scenarios of the application of methods were derived, for the strategic orientation of development method research. The scenarios of the application of methods ...
DEVELOPMENT OF A BIOINSPIRED APPROACH FOR THE DESIGN OF KINEMATIC CHAINS
Bartz, Marcel; Gößling, Rainer; Remus, Robin; Bender, Beate // 2018
In recent years, bioinspired lightweight design has become a high priority in technology. An important source is the musculoskeletal system, which achieves a light construction by the interplay of ...
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