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From the Design Thinking & Project Management Blog
by Bruce Gay
Design Thinking has emerged as a practical methodology for driving innovative outcomes.
This blog aims to explore the intersection between Design Thinking and Project Management and to start a conversation on leveraging Design Thinking for contribution to the Project Management practice.
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I am planning to develop a Part 2 presentation to the webinar "Design Thinking & Project Management". My goal is to continue the conversation on how Design and Project Management intersect and how design can benefit your projects. ( Please watch my webinar is you have not already! )
Thus far, I have the collected the following topics (in no specific order):
- How to start incorporating Design Thinking into projects
- Change management or improving an organization's readiness to adopt design methods
- One or two real world examples of the design process (case studies)
- Managing schedule risk around design activities
- Budgeting for user research and usability testing
I am interested in any additional topics or questions from everyone to be included in the next Design presentation. Your feedback is valuable as I formulate the agenda.
Thanks in advance!
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Posted on: September 19, 2016 10:17 AM |
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