Design thinking is the human-centered innovation methodology used by some of the world’s most innovative companies, including Apple, Google, IDEO, P&G and many others.
It starts with understanding people, and applies creative tools, such as visualisation, storytelling, rapid prototyping and experimentation to generate more innovative solutions to both big strategic challenges, and everyday problems.
We are experts in helping organisations like yours build design thinking capability and sustainable competitive advantage through experiential learning programs.
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½ day - 2 day workshop
10 – 250 participants
The Design Thinking JumpStart Training is a comprehensive crash-course in the design thinking approach to innovation. Teams learn essential tools of human-centred design – like user observation, forming insights, rapid prototyping and experimentation – and apply them in their own business.
The experience is fast-paced, fiercely collaborative, and designed to support immediate application.
Participants emerge better able to:
Kenny Campbell,
Chief Editor, Metro
Eduardo Hermanovich
Schneider Electric
Companies around the world are using human-centred design to outperform competitors by a whopping
228%
* Ref: Statistics by DMI.org
When people in an organization have the skills and confidence to apply the tools and mindsets of design in everyday work, great things can happen.
Customers take their place at the centre of new strategies and business models, more of your people are empowered to contribute their diverse ideas to the innovation process, and time and money are saved by testing assumptions early and experimenting your way towards solutions that customers really value.
We use a set of proprietary assessments that prime participants for deeper learning experiences and reveal current strengths and development opportunities.
All of our training workshops are immersive, fast-paced, highly interactive, and can be delivered in person, virtually or hybrid.
We developed a suite of powerful sustainment tools, like Sprintbase, to enable people to apply and embed what they’ve learned back in their real work context.