Innovating for Trust 2017
DOI: 10.4337/9781785369483.00020
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“…(You, 2022) suggests that design thinking can be used for business model innovation and proposes a research framework that reflects the current state of research and allows for future research to explore its full potential. (Clatworthy, 2017) Service design is defined as designed offerings to provide experiences that happen over time and across multiple touchpoints and channels and can be used to improve services and develop new value propositions. (Stickdorn et al, 2018) Capacity building is essential for scaling up, but must go hand in hand with leadership and a strong sense of community.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(You, 2022) suggests that design thinking can be used for business model innovation and proposes a research framework that reflects the current state of research and allows for future research to explore its full potential. (Clatworthy, 2017) Service design is defined as designed offerings to provide experiences that happen over time and across multiple touchpoints and channels and can be used to improve services and develop new value propositions. (Stickdorn et al, 2018) Capacity building is essential for scaling up, but must go hand in hand with leadership and a strong sense of community.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Se puede describir como un método con aproximaciones desordenadas de desarrollo que aunque parte de estructuras de procesos lineales ordenados [12] se puede volver y adelantar entre etapa y etapa donde las herramientas pueden verse replanteadas o evolucionadas en distintas etapas de un proyecto, todo esto con el objetivo de ganar tanta compresión como sea posible para dar solución a un problema de diseño para que este sea implementado y usado por distintos usuarios perfectamente en las distintas etapas del ciclo de vida del producto.…”
Section: Design Thinkingunclassified
“…Service Design can be conceptualized as a service-specific application of Design Thinking and design methodologies to immaterial products, i.e. services (Clatworthy, 2017). Design Thinking refers to a human-centred 'open' problem solving process for complex, multifaceted problems, so-called 'wicked problems' (Buchanan, 1992).…”
Section: Developing and Fostering Sustainability Key Competencies By ...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Service Designespecially when used for solving 'wicked problems' (Morelli, de Götzen, & Simeone, 2021)therefore potentially enhances the systems thinking competency as defined by the UNESCO (2017). By giving students space for experimenting with new and innovative ideas, going through multiple iterations of understanding a human need, and transforming this understanding into new ideas and evaluating the ideas (through prototyping) with the users (Clatworthy, 2017), Service Design possibly also fosters he strategic as well as integrated problem-solving competency. Service Design teams are ideally multi-disciplinary teams composed of experts in different domains and with different demographics, backgrounds and experiences.…”
Section: Integrated Problem-solving Competencymentioning
confidence: 99%