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What is the result of time boxing?
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Time boxing is also a driver for creativity, especially when using wild teamwork approaches.
Time boxing is pivotal to ensure the achievement of results.
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What is the purpose of MVP, minimum viable product?
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Offering usable items along the way, rather than an usable end product at the end.
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Who started design thinking in a business context?
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Design Thinking is originated in the „Product Design" area and David Kelley, one of the founders of IDEO is considered as father of the Design Thinking approach.
Hasso Plattner, together with David Kelley, founded the so-called d-schools in Stanford and Potsdam.
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When does SAP usually apply design thinking
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SAP Development has adopted the Design Thinking approach and integrated it into the Standard SAP software development process.
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Design thinking: The core characteristics
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Firstly, the approach is human-centric.
The needs of people impacted are in the foreground.
Human values are the key working principle.
Secondly, the approach is based on creativity and the generation of new ideas by the design team.
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Design thinking combines analytical thinking with what other kind of thinking
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The design team does not only use the left, analytical half of the brain, but in the same intensity the right, creative-intuitive part.
We have to design in a creative manner and stay rational to a certain degree.
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To what values can the analytical and intuitive thinking be linked?
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Analytical - Economic values (reliable/feasible), Intuitive - Human values (valid/desirable)
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What do you need to foster creativity?
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You need an oasis of space and time.
You need to invest time; as creativity is a matter of patience.
You need to be confident, as failing and re-iterating is typical.
You need to have and allow humor.
It is not an inherited talent; everybody can be creative.
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Design thinking is an innovation approach with 3 dimensions, name these 3 dimensions
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Technical feasibillity, Human desirability and Business validity.
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Explain design thinking as an innovation approach.
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Solving challenges and problems by generating ideas is equivalent to being innovative. This means that Design Thinking is an innovation approach.
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In which innocation dimension lies the core of design thinking?
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The core focus of Design Thinking lies in the desirability section. Other techniques can complement Design Thinking to cover viability and feasibility.
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Explain the two innovation types.
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Adjacent innovations expand the business of a company into new territories.
Transformational innovations develop breakthroughs and invent things for new markets that do not exist yet.
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When should you hold a design thinking workshop
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Design thinking is especially useful for problem fields, where no best practices exist or are applicable, and existing knowledge within the company about user needs and problem context is relatively low.
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What are the core components of design thinking?
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People: a multidisciplinary team of T-shaped people (generalized specialists) with a culture of empathy
Environment and materials: culture of trust and space/material for creative teamwork
The approach: highly iterative process of activities.
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What are the key results of a design thinking process?
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The key results of a Design Thinking process are Lo-Fi prototypes. These are immediately validated by the users in scope.
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