Topic outline

    • Please as a team go through the material. I suggest you distribute responsibility among team members to read a particular Article, Report or Other Material.


    • Everything is a Remix _ Imagination, Creativity and Innovation

      some interesting video links (Everything is a Remix) concerning creativity!  ... in particular                                                                                        

      Everything is a REMIX Part 3. _ The Elements of Creativity http://vimeo.com/25380454                                                                                

      Everything is a REMIX Case Study _ The iPhone http://vimeo.com/81745843


    • You will find attached and below the designated time slots for the team mentoring sessions for this coming Friday. You can agree to change your time slots with an other team if they agree.

      We will make this more flexible next time.

      Design Strategy & Entrepreneurship
      CoID DS&E, MUO–E3032, Period III (3). 07.01—15.02. 2019

      Friday 11.01. (20 minutes/team)
      Mentoring Sessions in Room F102

      Team 1.
      10:00–10:20

      Team 2.
      10:30–10:50

      Team 3.
      11:00–11:20

      Team 8.
      11:30–11:50

      Lunch Break

      Team 5.
      13:00—13:20

      Team 6.
      13:30—13:50

      Team 7.
      14:00—14:20

      Team 4.
      14:30—14:50

      Team 9.
      15:00—15:20


    • Systemic Innovation and Integrated Platform Strategies _ Slide Deck

    • Nespresso + Sudden Coffee

      Luxottica + Warby Parker

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      Week 2. Day 3. Business Models ... Folder
      Not available unless: You belong to (L01) Design Strategy and Entrepreneurship (Oodi)

      Business Models Articles + Villi's Presentation Slides

      Massa, L., Tucci, C., & Afuah, A. (2016). A critical assessment of business model research. Academy of Management Annals, 2014

      Bettencourt, L. A., & Ulwick, A. W. (2008). The customer-centered innovation map. Harvard Business Review, 86(5), 109.

      Anderson, J. C., Narus, J. A., & Van Rossum, W. (2006). Customer value propositions in business markets. Harvard business review, 84(3), 90.

      Chesbrough, H. (2007). Business model innovation: it's not just about technology anymore. Strategy & leadership, 35(6), 12- 17.

      Amit, R., & Zott, C. (2012). Creating value through business model innovation. MIT Sloan Management Review, 53(3).

      Zeng, M. (2018). Alibaba and the Future of Business. Harvard Business Review, 96(5), 88-96.

    • Back in 2007 the five major mobile-phone manufacturers—Nokia, Samsung, Motorola, Sony Ericsson, and LG—collectively controlled 90% of the industry’s global profits. That year, Apple’s iPhone burst onto the scene and began gobbling up market share.

      By 2015 the iPhone singlehandedly generated 92% of global profits, while all but one of the former incumbents made no profit at all.


    • You will find attached and below the designated time slots for the team mentoring sessions for this coming Friday. You can agree to change your time slots with an other team if they agree.

      Design Strategy & Entrepreneurship
      CoID DS&E, MUO–E3032, Period III (3). 07.01—15.02. 2019

      Friday 18.01. (20 minutes/team)
      Morning Mentoring Sessions in Room F102. Afternoon Mentoring Sessions _ location to be determined!

      As per agreement on Wednesday Morning.

      Slot 1.
      10:00–10:20

      Slot 2.
      10:30–10:50

      Slot 3.
      11:00–11:20

      Slot 4.
      11:30–11:50

      Lunch Break

      Slot 5.
      13:00—13:20

      Slot 6.
      13:30—13:50

      Slot 7.
      14:00—14:20

      Slot 8.
      14:30—14:50

      Slot 9.
      15:00—15:15


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      Week 2. Day 5. _ Business Models Pattern Cards Folder
      Not available unless: You belong to (L01) Design Strategy and Entrepreneurship (Oodi)
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      Week 3. Day 1. Design Thinking & Effectuation Folder
      Not available unless: You belong to (L01) Design Strategy and Entrepreneurship (Oodi)
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      Week 3. Day 3. Design Thinking Crash Course + Folder
      Not available unless: You belong to (L01) Design Strategy and Entrepreneurship (Oodi)

      Please review the Business Model Canvas + File attached. This integrates 1. Design Thinking  2. Effectual Action  3. Ten Types of Innovation  4. Ten Questions for Entrepreneurs on the BMC.

    • DESIGN PLUS _ Organisational Change & Design Thinking (https://designfactory.aalto.fi/design-plus/)

      DESIGNBITES _ Creative & Design-driven food & Beverage Ventures (https://designfactory.aalto.fi/designbites/)

      DRIVE _ Design Thinking & strategising (https://designfactory.aalto.fi/drive/)

    • Design Strategy & Entrepreneurship
      CoID DS&E, MUO–E3032, Period III (3). 07.01—15.02. 2019

      Mid-Course Case Presentations
      Team Case Analysis Presentation Sessions for Friday 25.01.
      (5+5+5 = 15 Minutes/Team)
      Morning Session in Room F102. Afternoon Session in Room L208

      You will find attached and below the designated time slots for the team case  presentation sessions for this coming Friday. You can agree to change your time slots with an other team if they agree.


      Team 9.
      10:00–10:15

      Team 2.
      10:20–10:35

      Team 3.
      10:40–10:55

          Break

      Team 8.
      11:10–11:25

      Team 5.
      11:30–11:45

          Lunch Break

      Team 6.
      13:00–13:15

      Team 7.
      13:20–13:35

      Team 4.
      13:40–13:55.


      Team 1.
      14:00–14:15.

    • Please upload your teams (mid-course phase 1.) case analysis presentation slide decks today (25.1) by latest 23:55. The cut-off date is on Monday 28.1 at 16:00.

      Please clearly indicate your team # and cases analyzed  e.g., Team 9.                                                                             9.1 Maker Brand Co (Startup or Young Company/Organization) and 9.2 Jeffree Star (Larger Established Company, Corporation or Organization).

      Startup or Young Company/Organization 1st. and Large Established Company, Corporation or Organization 2nd.

      Thanks

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      Week 4. Day 1. Strategic Futurizing Begins Folder
      Not available unless: You belong to (L01) Design Strategy and Entrepreneurship (Oodi)

      What is Strategy? _ Michael Porter HBR Article 

      Three Strategic Approaches Slide Deck

      BCG Strategy Canvas Slide Deck

    • For the Opens Space Workshop on Wednesday please review the following material.

      Please decide among your team members who reviews and summarizes what, prior to the workshop session.


      Ref.: INNOVATION PROCESSES


      UNIVERSAL PROCESSES

      Universal U_Process …
      https://www.aether-force.com/theory-of-process-seminar-with-arthur-young/
      https://vimeo.com/93676817

      Theory U Process …
      https://www.presencing.org/assets/images/theory-u/Theory_U_2pageOverview.pdf


      CLASSIC PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT PROCESSES

      Stage Gate Process …
      https://www.stage-gate.com/

      Waterfall / Cascade Process …
      https://www.seguetech.com/waterfall-vs-agile-methodology/

      Scrum Process …
      https://www.softwaretestinghelp.com/kanban-vs-scrum-vs-agile/


      DESIGN PROCESSES

      Design Thinking Process …
      https://www.interaction-design.org/literature/topics/design-thinking

      Double (Triple) Diamond Process …
      https://www.designcouncil.org.uk/news-opinion/design-process-what-double-diamond

      Design Sprint Process …
      http://www.gv.com/sprint/


      ENTREPRENEURSHIP PROCESSES

      Agile Development Process …
      https://www.smartsheet.com/understanding-agile-software-development-lifecycle-and-process-workflow

      https://linchpinseo.com/the-agile-method/

      Lean Startup Process …
      http://theleanstartup.com/principles

      Effectuation Process …
      https://www.effectuation.org/sites/default/files/documents/effectuation-3-pager.pdf

      Four Steps to the Epiphany Process …
      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pXIZIasCp6I

    • You will find instructions as to how to facilitate an Open Space Technology Working Session.

    • You will find attached and below the designated time slots for the team mentoring sessions for this coming Friday. You can agree to change your time slots with an other team if they agree.

      Friday 01.02. (20 minutes/team)

      Morning Mentoring Sessions in Room F102. Afternoon Mentoring Sessions in Room R205

      As per agreement on Wednesday.


      Slot 1.                Team
      10:00–10:20.       1.

      Slot 2.
      10:30–10:50        2.

      Slot 3.
      11:00–11:20        7.

      Slot 4.
      11:30–11:50        8.

      Lunch Break

      Slot 5.
      13:00—13:20        6.

      Slot 6.
      13:30—13:50        9.

      Slot 7.
      14:00—14:20        5.

      Slot 8.
      14:30—14:50        3.

      Slot 9.
      15:00—15:15        4.




    • From a Strategic Design Perspective, Visualization, Simulation and Prototyping are the key to individual and collective Insight and Foresight and have the power and potential to revolutionize strategic thinking and planning processes in startups, as well as in established companies, corporations and not-for-profit organizations.

      Scenario Planning & Decision Making + Slide Deck
      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6aLvCVL6bGw

      Scenario Planning: A Tool for Strategic Thinking

      https://sloanreview.mit.edu/article/scenario-planning-a-tool-for-strategic-thinking/


      Blue Ocean Shift …

          1. Get Started

          2. Understand Where You Are

          3. Imagine Where You Can Be

          4. Find (Design) How To Get There

          5. Make Your Move (Do it)



      Strategic Foresight Processes …

      PAST

          Assess …

          What Is? & What Are?

          Why? & Why Not?

      PRESENT

          Imagine  …

          What If? What Could?

      FUTURE

          Decide …

          What Should?


      How to Write a Mission Statement                                                                                                             https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xs4I349cdc

      How to Write a Vision Statement                                                                                                                  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7yBUBmciQBk&t=124s

    • The field of strategic design is growing. More and more organizations are asking designers to apply their principles, practices, tools and methods to help co-define and co-implement their (innovation) strategies and help organizations to become design-led.

      Strategic Design: Eight essential practices every strategic designer must master

      1. Envisioning
      2. Inspiring

      3. Simplifying (Clarifying)
      4. Structuring

      5. Aliging
      6. Translating

      7. Embracing
      8. Educating (Learning)

    • Please flip through the following material ...

      TYPES OF INNOVATION LENS ...

      Innovation Methods Mapping (Book Preview)
      https://issuu.com/humantific/docs/innovation_methods_mapping_book_pre

      Innovation Methods Mapping (Slide Deck)
      https://issuu.com/humantific/docs/oslo_presentation_methodsmap

      1D
      STEP–BY–STEP LENS
      Linear (Procedural) Process (1 Axis X)
      e.g., Design Thinking or Double Diamond Processes

      1D
      HEMISPHERIC LENS
      Balance (Polar) (1 Axis Y)
      e.g., Left-Brain vs. Right-Brain, Causation vs. Effectuation or Management vs. Leadership Approaches

      2D
      LEVELS / SCOPE / HORIZONS LENS
      Progress (Progressive) / Future Contexts (2 Axis X+Y)
      e.g., Danish Design Ladder / Steps or Industry / Synergy 4.0 Horizon

      2D
      QUADRANT LENS 4
      (2X2) (Position / Palette) (2 Axis X+Y)
      e.g., BCG Strategy Palette or Product Family & Generation Matrix

      3D
      ORTHOGONAL LENS?
      8 (2X2X2) (3 Axis X+Y+Z)
      e.g., Eight Realms of the Multiverse
    • Reframing is an easy, four-step process that generates creative approaches for your own life and work. Reframing strongly held beliefs will help you to expose conventional wisdom that stands in the way of progress. By overturning these conventional wisdom's and gaining a novel perspective you will disarm skeptics and exploit the inability of others to think differently. Push the boundaries of innovation by completely flipping an idea and create new possibilities

      Reframing will take you out of your mental comfort zone, enabling you to discover new perspectives and creative solutions. If you can make yourself chuckle during the process, then you’re on the right path. Anyone, anywhere can apply this technique without prior training.

      The technique of reframing has been developed by Karim Benammar. The tool is extensively used at THNK School of Creative Leadership.

      In order to help you with the steps, THNK has created an online tool called ReFrame that takes you through all the steps automatically, and mails you the outcome of your Reframe.

      The methodology of Reframing is rooted in the theory of paradigms by Thomas Kuhn. The methodology and its background are explained in detail in the book “Reframing - The art of thinking differently”, available as an e-book on Amazon.

      Who this course is for:
      • Anyone that dares to overturn conventional wisdom to discover new possibilities


    • Week 5. Day 5. Team Mentoring Sessions

      You will find below the designated time slots for the team mentoring sessions for this coming Friday. You can agree to change your time slots with another team if they agree.

      Friday 08.02. (20 minutes/team)
      Morning Mentoring Sessions in Room F102. Afternoon Mentoring Sessions in Room R205

      See attached file.


      Slot 1.                Team
      10:00–10:20.       1.

      Slot 2.
      10:30–10:50        2.

      Slot 3.
      11:00–11:20        7.
       
      Lunch Break

      Slot 5.
      13:00—13:20        6.

      Slot 6.
      13:30—13:50        9.

      Slot 7.
      14:00—14:20        5.

      Slot 8.
      14:30—14:50        3.

      Slot 9.
      15:00—15:15        4.

    • Presentation Tools, Tips & Techniques

      Timing _ the single biggest reason why start-ups succeed _ Bill Gross.pdf


    • Final Case Presentations 25 Minutes (Total) / Team (20 Presentation + 5 Open Questions)

      Slot 1.                Team

      09:30–09:55        4.



      Slot 2.

      10:00–10:25        2.

      Slot 3.

      10:30–10:55        3.       


            Break 


      Slot 4.

      11:10–11:35        1.     

      

Slot 5.

      11:40—12:05        9.


           Lunch Break


      Slot 6.

      13:00—13:25        6.       



      Slot 7.

      13:30—13:55        7.        

       
            Break


      Slot 8.

      14:10—14:35        8.        



      Slot 9.

      14:40—15:05        5.