Tuesday, 7 July 2015

Hurricanes And Dolphins Getting The Most Out Of Design & Gender


What is the connection between gender and design? What are the ways gender can be used as a strategic factor in design and innovation. Here’s how. 




The functional mechanism for design and product languages is clearly detailed in
Hurricanes And Dolphins Getting The Most Out Of Design & Gender in how, by switching the product languages it was possible to highlight how gender values are connected to each design and each artifact and therefore a better connection with audiences for who products are designed. 


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Tuesday, 30 June 2015

Internal innovation team are internal design consultancies. How?


How are firms that focus on innovation keep the flame alive? Creating and running their own internal design consultancies. 




When research turned to the investigation of how design thinking and design consultancies are able to keep creativity as a mechanism for continued growth alive, several key metrics were developed to measure this. In Identifying Challenges for Industrial Design Consultancy Services the underpinnings of this research is identified. With this, an exact model of how to keep the flame of design alive is articulated and enumerated. 


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Wednesday, 24 June 2015

Want Design and Creativity? See how operating firms utilize it.

How are firms utilizing research as related to design creativity? By not ignoring the importance of innovation groups/team and their impact on a firms capability to launch



Which research in design creativity and innovation? details the underpinnings and specifics for the necessity to use an integrated approach to how design and creativity in an organization can be directly translated to ROI and quicker launch times for getting new products to market and in that a way to increase the likelihood of success in the market.



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Tuesday, 16 June 2015

Ready for VR Designed Products? Design is.

Oculus Rift purchased by Facebook and Google’s got Cardboard, the question is only when augmented reality will emerge. And where will it emerge most easily? Retail.

 

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In the detailed analysis of: Technology acceptance modeling of augmented reality at the point of sale we see the full underpinnings of the key technologies and design implications for such an undertaking. The question now is the ubiquity and mechanisms for which new design paradigms are able to emerge for the basic use of such systems and in a manner where people are unable to live without it. Where will this hit first? Who will it hit first? Children are the leaders.

 

 

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Thursday, 11 June 2015

iGNITIATE delivers the iGNITE program with the US NAVY

iGNITIATE launches the iGNITE Design & Design Thinking Program with the US NAVY's Dept of Innovation Group, the Chief Of Naval Operations and Vice Admiral's team of 30 international commanders identified as candidates for Admiral. 


The iGNITE Program started in 2007 and in place at Ecole Nationale des Ponts et Chaussées ENPC PhD Engineering/MBA Program - France's Oldest Engineering University is currently running at several international universities and corporate programs and was combined with iGNITIATE's Strategize, Sketch & Ship model and applied to the US NAVY's Innovation Program to specifically uncover new product and services slated for rapid launch within the US Armed forces.


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Friday, 5 June 2015

D-->DT-->DIY: Gregory N. Polletta Keynote at the Global DIY Summit

Please join me as I give the Keynote speech at the Global DIY Summit, a 2 day, conference at the Park Plaza Westminster Bridge Hotel, London, UK, Thursday June 11th & Friday June 12th detailing the intersection of design, design thinking and how this will shape the DIY firms of the future.  

This international conference has been attended yearly by over 500 Senior & C-Level Executives and Board members with 30 Industry Leading Speakers focusing on Design, Innovation Leadership, Finance and in the DIY world. 





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Monday, 25 May 2015

When the Radio (Shack) Goes Fuzzy Even After A Redesign

With the innovation of electronics hardware being at the forefront of expansion in the early 20th century, Radio Shack soared. Now even with a redesign, the firm collapses. Why? Design Complexity. Here’s why.

iGNITIATE_When the Radio (Shack) Goes Fuzzy Even After A Redesign

In a recent article Inside RadioShack’s Slow-Motion Collapse we see the full story of how a market reactive firm, formally a market proactive firm, deigned itself right out of business. But why? The breakdown of the experimenter due to simplistic design no longer being at the fingertips of innovators and inventors. Why? The sheer complexity of design has made tinkering, designing and inventing out of the reach of most and certainly the average and very clearly detailed in The Appearance of Creative Behavior in Later Stage Design Processes but not if design thinking is embedded in the retail experience.

 

 

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Monday, 18 May 2015

Design for “Intended and Anticipated” not Needed? Yes.

The attitude of “I’ll know it when I see it” or “They don’t know what they want until it exists” is usually at conflict with investors demands for ROI risk reduction. How can you beat this roadblock. Here’s how.

 

iGNITIATE_Design for Intended and Anticipated not Needed. Yes.

In Which Research in Design Creativity and Innovation? the breakdown of “new products should be designed for intended and anticipated consumer usages” shows the attitude of what people don’t even know they know they need. Why do designers do this? What is the purpose of creating what has not been created? Behavioral changes for philosophical vision and firms that do this succeed.

 

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Monday, 11 May 2015

Design the Firm Just as Important as Design the Object

Often we hear, so how can you design a firm which embodies innovation? of course with “innovation” being mangled into everything “Apple” Here’s how.

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In the recent details of Making It Happen: Beyond Theories of the Firm to Theories of Firm Design the outline gives the sense that an innovation design firm is separate from a firm that focuses on developing new products and services that are not currently in the market. This is not the definition of innovation. Starting here, we see the value of encoding design thinking directly in the DNA of a design centric organization. A great model for company creation.

 

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