Design Thinking Use Cases: Cradle to cradle coffee cups
By entreversity writes: In the new Theory of Biosphere Entrepreneurship, McDonough and Braungart (see figure below) envision a world without waste, a world without poisons and a world in which all materials are continuously recycled. Cradle-to-cradle suggests that entrepreneurs must protect and enrich ecosystems, making them not just efficient but essentially Continue Reading
Design Thinking Use Cases: What can you do with design thinking?
By Let’s think about Design Thinking Use Cases. Just about any science, culture and value. Design thinking is a habit of mind based on mindset, perception, cognition and process that is used across the widest range of human activities to frame ill-defined yet complex (wicked) problems and solve them with outcomes Continue Reading
Design Thinking Use Cases: Law
How is Design Thinking used in Law? Design thinking is a habit of mind based on mindset, perception, cognition and process that is used across the widest range of human activities to frame ill-defined yet complex (wicked) problems and solve them with outcomes such as products, services, spaces, business models, Continue Reading
Design Thinking Use Cases: Global Development Goals
How can Design Thinking help the Planet? Design thinking is a habit of mind based on mindset, perception, cognition and process that is used across the widest range of human activities to frame ill-defined yet complex (wicked) problems and solve them with outcomes such as products, services, spaces, business models, Continue Reading
Design Thinking for Suicide Prevention
Howard Frederick writes: If design thinking is so human-centred, why not start with the most important thing: your life. Most of us have two lives: the life we live, and the unlived life within us that we would like to live. Between the two stands resistance. This is where suicide prevention Continue Reading
