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Design Thinking: Pushing the creative power of teams

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HPIHasso Plattner Institute

Private University

Founded in 1998

Cooperation with Potsdam University

Focus: Software Systems Engineering

10 departments

~500 students: BA, MA, PhD

PhD Program in Haifa, Cape Town, Nanjing

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d.schoolHasso Plattner Institute of Design Stanford

Founded 2005 at Stanford University,

CA

Driven by Mechanical Engineering-,

Computer Science-, Industrial Design-

and Business-Department

Different courses each quarter

Innovation driven

Open to all Stanford students

~600 students

Prof. David KelleyIndustrial Design

Prof. Larry LeiferMechanical Engineering

Prof.Terry WinogradComputer Science

George KembelDirector d.global

Prof. Hasso Plattner

Prof. Bernie RothAcademic Director d.school

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HPI School of Design Thinking

Founded in May 2007 at HPI, Potsdam

A one-year supplementary study

Innovation driven

Open to all disciplines/universities

Two semester course (Basic Track & Advanced Track)

Instruction language: English

120 students, 65 disciplines, 55 universities and 20

nationalities

35 professors and assistants from various disciplines

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HPI D-SchoolFaculty and staff

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HPI D-SchoolTeaching team Winter term 2014/2015

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Focus: human needs

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3 Core elements

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Multidisciplinaryteams

120 students, 65 disciplines, 55 universities and 20 nationalities

35 professors and assistants from various disciplines

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Iterative process

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2000 m², 5 floors with work-, share-, prototype-, lounge-spaces and

workshops

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Course structure Basic track: 80 students

Advanced track: 40 students

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Theprinciples

Stay focused on topic

Encourage wild ideas

One conversation at a time

Defer judgment

Be visual

Go for quantity

Build on the ideas of others

Fail early and often

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StudentprojectsBasic track

Winter term 2014

6-week-projects

EmployeeManagement

&Development

TV-SeriesOnline

Life GoalsSharing

Experience

FamilyFriendly

Food Buying

VolunteerTutoring

Men‘sHealth

Life SciencesConference

FosteringSocial

Innovations

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Winter term 2014

12-weeks-projectsStart-UpFunding

Experience

Household Book

Corporate Education

TeamsOnline

SocialTrading

Street Use Experience

Studentprojects

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STUDENTPROJECT/ HEALTHCARE

Prevention of infectious diseasesFamily vaccination-app

Challenge: “How might we enable parents

and physicians to prevent the spread of

infectious diseases in children?”

Vaccination schemes, member profiles,

remembering & push messages

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HeimathaubeEmergency beds for dementia patients

Challenge: “Improve the experience of and

the

interaction with elder and dementia patients

in the Charité emergency department.”

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STUDENTPROJECT/ HEALTHCARE

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STUDENTPROJECT/ LOGISTICS

bring.buddyA social delivery service

Challenge: “Improve the consumer goods

supply chain to the inner cities of the

future assuming that no cars are allowed

to drive.”

bring.buddy combines commuting-routes

information of participants with mobile

tracking technology.

DHL Sweden launched the delivery

concept under the name “myways” in

early 2012.

www.myways.com

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STUDENTPROJECT/ RETAIL

Refresh cleaningTurning dust and smell into bio-degradable

jelly

Challenge: “Redesign the vacuum

cleaning experience.“

Absorbing mini tab bounds dust, bad smell

and liquids into a jelly-brick within seconds.

The compact and hygienic brick can easily

be thrown into the garbage bin or even be

used as a water reservoir for a flowerpot.

www.crooser.de

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Airport security control

Challenge: “How might we assure the security

standards at passenger airports and increase

efficiency and convenience of passenger

handling during check-in at the same time?“

The „Flight Assistant Security Trolley“ (FAST)

creates a seemless process (replaces the

former boxes at the security check).

Enables flight passengers a much easier way

through the security check.

The FAST

STUDENTPROJECT/ MOBILITY

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Personal supply chain

Challenge: “Enhance personal supply

chains for retail customers, regarding

convenience,

cost effectiveness and sustainability.”

Virtual shopping environment that

simulates and enhances the shopping

experience in a supermarket.

Urban layout concept for pick-up stations.

Parts of the concept are realized in “real

Drive”.

real,- Drive

STUDENTPROJECT/ LOGISTICS

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Social innovation in rural health care

Challenge: "Improve the health care for

patients living in remote rural farming

areas in the Western Cape region.“

Helps nurses who work in mobile

clinics in rural South Africa to monitor

their patients better and more

conveniently.

Helps patients to never miss their

treatment and makes the routes of

the nurses more efficient.

www.summo.org

Summo

STUDENTPROJECT/ Healthcare

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Project Partners(Selection

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Professional trackImplementing Design Thinking in the

company culture and daily work:

Developed with executives from Blue Chip

companies, tailored to needs in main

organizational areas: collaboration culture,

innovation processes

and strategy implementation

Intensive 3-months-program for executives

from all industries facing complex strategic

tasks (individuals & groups)

Next track: February 2015

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In co-creation with Volkswagen, SAP, Ottogroup, Görtz etc.

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Professional track

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In co-creation with Volkswagen, SAP, Ottogroup, Görtz etc.

Program period

Over 3 months: 3 modules, each with

3 on-campus days per month,

supported by

in-between coaching in off-campus

times

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Professionaleducation

Methodological trainings (1-3 days)

Innovation workshops to solve

corporate

challenges (2-5 days)

Supporting innovation projects

(several months)

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Cooperations,projects &events

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BioThinking 

Design Thinking in Biomedical Sciences.

BioThinking provides an open culture of

scientific collaboration which aims to inspire

and improve

the students’ interdisciplinary skills.

HPI D-School, Potsdam & BCRT/Charité, Berlin

September 2012-2014

25 Professors, 75 PhD Candidates

COOPERATIONPROJECT/ BIOMEDICALSCIENCES

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HPDTRPDesign Thinkingresearch program

Start 2008

HPI Potsdam/Stanford University

14 Research projects like: Impact by design,

Visual diagnostics for Design Thinking teams,

Creative spaces in innovation processes,

Teleboard MED etc.

30 researchers involved

Teleboard

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Creative spacesin innovation processes

HPI School of Design Thinking

HPDTRP project

Start: October 2013

Duration: 1 Year

Objective: Further optimization of

innovation labs

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Origins of Design Thinking2005

Design Thinking goes global

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Origins of Design Thinking2007

Design Thinking goes global

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Origins of Design Thinking

Developed in association with the HPI D-School

Design Thinking courses

Design Thinking goes global

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Corporate Design Thinking labs

Creation Center Berlin

Design Thinking Lab Eschborn

Corporate D-SchoolNeuss

AppHausHeidelberg

Innovation CenterTroisdorf

Daimler Center for Automotive Information Technology InnovationsBerlin

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Spin-offs &start-ups

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d.confestivalInternational Design Thinking event in Potsdam, September 20-22, 2012

677 participants

355 companies

143 speakers

31 nations

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Books we recommend

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Our books

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Hasso-Plattner-InstitutSchool of Design ThinkingProf. Ulrich WeinbergCampus GriebnitzseePO-Box 90046014440 Potsdam, Germany

Phone: +49-331-5509-123Fax: +49-331-5509-128Email: [email protected]

www.hpi.de/d-school

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