Name: DESIGN THINKING PROCESS FOR INNOVATORS
Uploaded: 2022-12-23
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Description: BY: EMMANUEL PREKO BOAMAH. DESIGN THINKING PROCESS FOR INNOVATORS.

BY: EMMANUEL PREKO BOAMAH. DESIGN THINKING PROCESS FOR INNOVATORS. 

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Mankind and its environment continue to face an unprecedented challenges that required complex solutions. Innovation is a key requirement for providing a more sustainable solutions to our problems. There is therefore the need to create methodologies that enable us improve our problem solving abilities.

Innovation Africa Summit                 3

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Innovation means to improve or to replace something, for example, a process, a product, or a service.

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Design thinking is a non-linear, iterative process that teams use to understand users, challenge assumptions, redefine problems and create innovative solutions to prototype and test.

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Empathize Ideate Prototype Testing Implementation

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DTP advance your ideas and solutions through innovation process, ultimately leading to the implementation of solutions that can help address complex challenges or problems.

PREPARATION: Team building and dynamics. Outcome:. 

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Draw a team charter Team leadership and decisions Journey map Solution Canvas

Team Charter:. Innovation Africa Summit 9. 1. Lead by Example. 

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Team Charter:. Leadership Meeting Facilitation Decision Making Process. 

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Leadership Meeting Facilitation Decision Making Process

Journey map. Innovation Africa Summit 11. 

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Solution Canvas:. Innovation Africa Summit 12. Solution Canvas Insights Vhvmat is ule friction, dilemma, or contradiction upon which your problem frazzling is built? Problem Framing is specific problem you are trying to solve? Motivation VVhy do you care about solving this problem? Impact Solution V•nut is your solution? V•mat is the nature of the experience you wish to provide? acävities, progruns, or operations does it involve ? User/Customer Relationship are your users and custonærs? How do you reach gain their trust, and maintam or support thent? Value to user / custourer innut is your value proposition to your user and customer? would they want to adopt your solution? value do you create for stakeholders? Fill at ev Ecosystem partnerships parbterslüps do you need across public, private, and social sectors order to execute your solution? sta of the rocess Implementation approach How your users / customers access your solution? How does your solubon reach nmat your marketing. sales, disbibution, and after- sales service or maintenance channels ? Vhemat is ule impact that your solution creates on society as a whole? Cost Structure Hove" rnuch does your solution cost, boå to make and to Impact measurement ihvmat will you measure to track your impact on ute SDGs? Will SDG indicators apply to your solutions, or what oe-ter indicators do you need to create to adequately track your Revenue Streams will pay for your solution? How Etuch and how often do &tey pay?. 

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Solution Canvas
Insights
Vhvmat is ule friction,
dilemma, or
contradiction upon
which your problem
frazzling is built?
Problem Framing
is specific
problem you are
trying to solve?
Motivation
VVhy do you care
about solving this
problem?
Impact
Solution
V•nut is your solution?
V•mat is the nature of
the experience you
wish to provide?
acävities, progruns, or
operations does it
involve ?
User/Customer
Relationship
are your users
and custonærs? How
do you reach
gain their trust, and
maintam or support
thent?
Value to user /
custourer
innut is your value
proposition to your
user and customer?
would they want
to adopt your
solution? value
do you create for
stakeholders?
Fill at ev
Ecosystem
partnerships
parbterslüps do
you need across
public, private, and
social sectors order
to execute your
solution?
sta of the rocess
Implementation
approach
How your users /
customers access your
solution? How does
your solubon reach
nmat your
marketing. sales,
disbibution, and after-
sales service or
maintenance channels ?
Vhemat is ule impact that your solution creates on society as a
whole?
Cost Structure
Hove" rnuch does your solution cost, boå to make and to
Impact measurement
ihvmat will you measure to track your impact on ute SDGs? Will
SDG indicators apply to your solutions, or what oe-ter
indicators do you need to create to adequately track your
Revenue Streams
will pay for your solution? How Etuch and how often do
&tey pay?

STAGE 1 : Empathize Or PROBLEM FRAMING. Outcome:. 

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Well-defined problem framing Problem framing free  User wants and needs User Profiles

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Children in New  Dormaa  walk over 10 miles to fetch untreated water for their households which causes bilharzia and diarrhoea and leads to a high mortality rate. INSIGHT: Access to portable treated water in households that can prevent bilharzia and diarrhoea to reduce the high mortality rate …. STILL EXIST BECAUSE Parents need privacy to enjoy their intimacy.

Problem Framing Tree. Innovation Africa Summit 16. 

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Problem Framing Template. Innovation Africa Summit 18. 

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Problem Framing Template. Innovation Africa Summit 19. 

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User wants and needs. Innovation Africa Summit 20. 

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Who is affected?. Innovation Africa Summit 21. Stakeholder User Customer Communicators Distributors Competitors Local Leadershi Other Descri tion Needs Motivations. 

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Stakeholder
User
Customer
Communicators
Distributors
Competitors
Local Leadershi
Other
Descri
tion
Needs
Motivations

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Thinking politically  Working politically

Mapping Spoilers and Champions. Innovation Africa Summit 23. 

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Mapping Spoilers and Champions. Innovation Africa Summit 24. 

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User Profile. Innovation Africa Summit 25. User ID Willing to follow Type of user Describe in their words Question/ prompt User statement Interview Date Location Interpreted need Weight/ im rtance. 

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User ID
Willing to follow
Type of user
Describe in their
words
Question/ prompt User statement
Interview
Date
Location
Interpreted need
Weight/
im rtance

Community Asset Mapping. Innovation Africa Summit 26. 

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ital
Social
Knowledge
Human
Financial /
material
Resource
Influence or
authori
Community
experience
Staff of a local
com an
Physical
infrastructure
Descri tion
Ability to put supportive structures in place or
influence others to artici ate.
Familiarity with the local cultural context.
People who can contribute effort and skills
toward solvin a oblem.
Buildings, spaces, or other physical resources
that can be used in creatin a solution.

Community Asset Map. Innovation Africa Summit 27. 

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Community Capital Table. Innovation Africa Summit 28. 

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Assets
of Asset
s of Ca ital
Ca ital Descri tion

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STAGE 2: Ideate. Outcome:. Sketches of 3 ideas Define value and complexity of 3 ideas Select 1 idea Theory of Change Market research on selected idea. 

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Sketches of 3 ideas Define value and complexity of 3 ideas Select 1 idea Theory of Change Market research on selected idea

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Defer judgment “Yes, and...” “No, but”  One conversation at a time.  Be visual and tactile Prioritize quantity Keep the focus on your problem framing.  Be in an engaging environment.

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One team member shares one idea. Everyone goes around the circle and builds on the idea Repeat the process

Pitch Idea Concepts. Innovation Africa Summit 33. 

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Value vs. complexity mapping. Innovation Africa Summit 34. 

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Score ideas on RWW. Innovation Africa Summit 36. 

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Theory of Change. Innovation Africa Summit 37. then If will ha happens, en, and will be the result.. 

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then
If
will ha
happens,
en, and
will be the result.

Theory of Change. Innovation Africa Summit 38. If more children's books are available in a child's mother tongue, then literacy instruction will be more effective, and child litera levels will increase.. 

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If more children's books are available in a child's mother tongue,
then literacy instruction will be more effective,
and child litera levels will increase.

Value proposition mapping. Innovation Africa Summit 39. 

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Stakeholder Group: Name
Needs
Wants
Name, Age,
Gender, job, etc.
Stakeholder
VN4uzt the stakeholder
requires
VN4zat the stakeholder
desires
Solution
Value proposition of
solution to address
needs
Value proposition of
solution to address
wants

Market research. Innovation Africa Summit 40. 

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Physically build initial ideas. Quickly combine or merge similar ideas into one or more joint concepts

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•	“I like...”  •	“I wish...”  •	“I wonder...”

I-statements
Effective
(Communication +
Conflict Resolution)

Pugh chart. Innovation Africa Summit 43. 

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Feature matrix. Innovation Africa Summit 44. 

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•	 Problem •	Approach •	Target •	Heart & Humanity

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To align expectations and create a clear vision and goals for the team, you can create the front page of a newspaper from three years in the future.

Inclusive development. Women and girls Persons with disabilities LGBTQIA+ persons Displaced persons and migrants Indigenous individuals and communities. 

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Women and girls Persons with disabilities LGBTQIA+ persons Displaced persons and migrants Indigenous individuals and communities

Youth and the elderly People in lower castes Religious, ethnic, and/or linguistic minorities People of diverse economic class and political opinions

Inclusive development. Innovation Africa Summit 48. 

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Stakeholder ecosystem mapping. Innovation Africa Summit 49. 

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STAGE 3: Prototype. Outcome:. User journey diagram Requirements of prototype Looks-like and/or works-like prototype Prioritization of what assumptions to test. 

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User journey diagram Requirements of prototype Looks-like and/or works-like prototype Prioritization of what assumptions to test