Design thinking training - why innovation!

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Duration	2 days
Language(s)	English
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*A discount will apply if taken in combination with our other training courses. Please contact us directly to proceed.

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Tapping in to both the creative and logical side of the brain, is what is needed to support a design thinking mindset. It is why the practice of design thinking is often considered as fundamental to the role of the Product Owner and more than simply being a process. Design thinking offers a toolkit that can also be applied to solving different kinds of complex problems, no matter what industry, and ensuring that the voice of customers or users remain as a central point of focus. Unlike other design thinking courses, at why innovation! we focus on the application of this human-centred approach to the digital enterprise, ensuring seamless synergy between online and offline environments. Read more about our why! approach to trainings.

Online class available (adjusted duration for optimal learning experience).

With the why innovation! approach, you will learn how to:

Master the foundations of design thinking practice by

understanding the history and characteristics of human-centred design
discovering the fundamentals of the design thinking process

Move beyond the basic design thinking mindset by

applying cross-industry techniques to enhance common practices
being able to customise a variety of design thinking tools to suit your context

Effectively apply design thinking to the digital environment

understanding digital methods to rapid prototyping
ensuring customer feedback can be captured without any bias

This course is primarily intended for Innovation Leaders, New Business Development Managers, Product Managers and Marketing Managers, but can also be extended to any team member who is working as part of a product or delivery team – especially designers or engineers.

Participants should have a basic knowledge of product or software development, project life cycle and an understanding of business models and/or technology.