Design-Driven Innovation

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MEAN INGS DESIGN IS THE INNOVATION OF MEANING

description

innovation is moderated by the ability of the organization to deliver it. So innovation management is exactly in building ability do deliver product to the market.

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MEANINGS

DESIGN IS THE

INNOVATION OF

MEANING

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1. Languages

2. Value Proposition Development

3. Branding

4. Recommendations

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What are their origins, types and roles

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our capacity

for acquiring

and using

complex

systems of

communication

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WRITING SYSTEMS

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LGBT

WHAT DO YOU THINK?

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Noam Chomsky@Pisa University, 1980s

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LGBTLanguage Government &

Binding Theory

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our capacity

for acquiring

and using

complex

systems of

communication

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DEFINE

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Sign

Meaning Real object

Triangle of referenceThe Meaning of Meaning (1923) by Ogden and Richards

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Sign

“lion”

Meaningone of the four big cats

in the genus Panthera.

Real object

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Meaningestimate the mean of a

normally distributed

population in situations

where the sample size is

small and population

standard deviation is

unknown

Real object

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lat. pictus— drawgr. γράμμα— mark

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UNDERSTAND THE LANGUAGE OF YOUR COMPANY

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HTTP://GATE.AC.UK/

FOR

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BRING NEW MEANING

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What is Value Proposition and why do we need it

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©Nikita Lukianets, LimeJam

Blue Ocean Strategy

• Demand generation

• No rules defined yet

• Competition

• Price differentiation

• Defined rules

W. Chan Kim и Renée Mauborgne

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!=

PRODUCT TO THE MARKET

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OR

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ORGANIZATION

User + Society

Should we?

Capability + Organization

Could we?

Would we?Brand + Organization

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EVERYONE INVOLVED

level

challenge

Line

workers

Project

Management

Middle

Management

Senior

Management

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CURRENTLY DO

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Vision + Mission

Leadership

Communication

Behavior

Willingness

Competencies

Work processes

Legacy systems

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MODEL

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DO

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USER-CENTERED DESIGN

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DESIGN-DRIVEN INNOVATION

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RADICAL INNOVATION

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Technology driven

Component focus

Use Case

Defect as a measure

System power

Design driven

Solution

Scenario

User success as a measure

Holistic experience

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THE MEETING

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By Alex Ostwalder

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JOBSBy Alex Ostwalder

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GAINS PAINSBy Alex Ostwalder

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RELIEVEBy Alex Ostwalder

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CONTRACT

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? ? ? ? ?MODEL

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Promise Differentiation

Support

Price Risk

Effort required

is this for me?

target audience

why is yours better?

underline a meaningful

difference in competition

why should i believe you?

evidence to support the benefit claims

what does it cost?

real cost of the offering

for the consumer

what might go wrong?

adoption risks for the

target audience

what should I do to make it useful?

target audience’s implementation effort

what’s in it for me?

benefits product gives to

the target audience

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Branding is not a logo. Branding is a story to tell

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THE BRAND STORY

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THE ECOSYSTEM

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ATTITUDES

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SO WHAT’S NEXT?

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BRAND POSITIONING FRAMEWORK

Core Target Audience Needs

and Insights

• Core need #1 (from Value Proposition Framework or Vision Document)

• Secondary need #2

• Secondary need #3

Brand Positioning Statement For %target audience% who want to do %target audience perception/insight/need%, %Brand or

Product Name% is the %generic descriptor/category% that %single overarching benefit%. Unlike

%the competition%, %Brand or Product Name% is %differentiating support pillars%.

Alignment with Corporate

Brand Promise

A few sentences that describe the alignment. Ask yourself: Will the core audience easily see that the

brand or product aligns with the values of the your company’s brand?

Support Pillar 1 Support Pillar 2 Support Pillar 3

Key Support Point

Customer Issue Solved by

Support Point

Key Differentiation from

Competition

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%TARGET AUDIENCE%%PERCEPTION/INSIGHT/NEED% %PRODUCT NAME% %CATEGORY%

%SINGLE OVERARCHING BENEFIT% %COMPETITION%%PRODUCT NAME% %SUPPORT PILLARS%

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A BAR

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DELIVERING

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Some recommendations

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Work is hard. Please, accept

it and work-work-work. You

can make someone's life a

bit better

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GET YOUR HANDS DIRTY

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Yes, you can solve problems

and bring new meanings to

things, processes, events

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MEANINGS SOLVE PROBLEMS

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Be quick in doing quick and

low-fidelity prototypes.

Proto=“lowest”

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MAKE QUICK LOW-FIDELITY PROTOTYPES

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Help people to solve their

tasks. Don’t stop them, their

jobs = your product

offerings. Remove blockers

as much as you can.

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Какую проблему вы решаете?

DON’T STOP YOUR USER

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It is important to come back

and start planning product

improvements before the

previous version is released

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1

2

3Project goals, user goals, information

architecture & story board

Interaction model & visual design proposal

Final visual design & measured UI

4 Regular drops of working code & broad

dogfooding

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WHY TO CHANGE THROUGH DESIGN?

The IT and data-driven revolution has made business more reliable, but it has also driven courage and intuition out of management.

Bridging design thinking with management science will create better leadership. Any attempt to drive innovation with design needs to acknowledge that there are many factors within the client organization that can affect the ability to deliver innovation.

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NIKITA LUKIANETSI Help companies to bring meaning to their products

and services