Monthly Archives: August 2011
The Science of Design Thinking « Censemaking
Found at The Science of Design Thinking « Censemaking.
Periodic Table of Design (version 1.0) by Andrea L. Yip on DrawedIt
The Science of Design Thinking « Censemaking.
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The Elements of Design Thinking Trading Cards «
Found at The Elements of Design Thinking Trading Cards «.
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- Design Thinking Method Cards (Beta 1.0) (serve4impact.com)
Move With the Speed of Disruption | Inc.com
Found at Move With the Speed of Disruption | Inc.com.
Can you predict change? Michael Raynor, author of The Innovator’s Manifesto, explains his theory for identifying disruption early, and dramatically changing your industry
Read all at Move With the Speed of Disruption | Inc.com.
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Co-production in public services: Power to the people
It is not about cost reduction, is it not about self-service implemented because of financial objectes. This is about acknowledging the facts that the public (your customer, your clients) owns the encounter. Still freightening for some of us.
Found at Co-production in public services: Power to the people.
Co-production is rapidly becoming one of the most talked-about themes in public services and public policy around the world (Bovaird, 2007; nef, 2008; Löffler et al, 2008; Löffler, 2009; Department of Health, 2010). This article sets out what it is, why it matters and its implications for public and social marketing.
Read all at Co-production in public services: Power to the people
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Recommended: Mistake #9: Falling in love with a metric
Remembers me of an old Buzzcock song. And associated it with another song: what do i get. Never fall in love with your tools. Have passion for your goals.
Recommended: #CRM #C Mistake #9: Falling In Love With A Metric http://ow.ly/1epKXy
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