Managing Innovative Thinking + Design

Core Competency

2007-02-26T01:20:00.000-08:00

Core competency

TU/e

http://w3.id.tue.nl/en/education/competency/
http://w3.id.tue.nl/en/education/
http://w3.id.tue.nl/nl/education/education_model/

http://w3.id.tue.nl/fileadmin/id/objects/doc/Education/competentie_pagina.pdf

Design Leadership

2007-02-19T07:52:00.000-08:00

Design Leadership

[PDF] Meeting the Challenges of Design Leadership

http://nordcode.tkk.fi/oslopapers/eikeland%20roald.pdf

Design Leadership

Cross-pollinating design and management

[PDF] P I Introduction to Organizational Leadership, Financial ...

http://thinkingandmaking.com/entries/art/158/design_maturity.pdf

http://www.dsp.dla.mil/documents/implement.pdf

http://www.ssc.govt.nz/upload/downloadable_files/Leadership_Capability_Profile_-_Summary_of_research_and_design.pdf

http://www.mcrel.org/PDF/LeadershipOrganizationDevelopment/5031RR_BalancedLeadership.pdf

Design Inquiries

2007-01-28T18:24:00.000-08:00

DESIGN INQUIRIES - The Second Nordic Design Research Conference
http://www.idk.ch/news/index.php?p=340

May 27-30 2007 at Konstfack Stockholm Sweden

How can we understand the impact of design for people, companies and society?
How can we provide design practice with appropriate and inspiring knowledge and ideas?
How can we use critical and constructive design thinking to create new possibilities for the future?

Design is here understood as a family of practices creating new products, systems and environments. The family resemblance is based on the skilful handling of complex demands, restrictions and technologies to fit different cultural contexts by use of intuitive and heuristic methods as stepping-stones to innovative solutions.

The conference is organized by NORDES (www.nordes.org), an open network that started with the first Nordic Design Research Conference, In the Making, in Copenhagen 2005. The conference had over 200 participants and accepted more than 100 papers, ranging from inquiries on new forms of materiality and interaction design through design history to issues in design education. NORDES has also arranged a Summer School in Helsinki in September 2006. NORDES will continue organizing bi-annual conferences and summer schools and also promote publication and dissemination of design research through the NORDES Digital Archive.
We invite contributions based on critical, empirical and constructive design research. Three kinds of contributions are welcome:
Full papers, max 10 pages, presenting new and original knowledge based on research of good quality Exploratory papers, 4-6 pages, presenting early observations, ideas for new research or analysed design cases
Student papers, 4-6 pages, presenting ideas and results from advanced student work
Models, prototypes and other physical or digital results of design or artistic work are welcome as part of all three kinds of contributions. Arrangements will be made so that those results can be exposed in connection with the paper presentations.

A template for formatting the papers is available early December at www.nordes.org. Each submission will be peer-reviewed. Some full papers will be presented and discussed in one of four plenary sessions. Other full papers and exploratory papers will be presented in 3-5 parallel sessions. Student papers will be presented in a doctoral colloquium on Sunday May 27.
Deadline for submissions is February 1st, 2007

As Design Research is a fairly new practice based on different design practices and on theories and methods from many disciplines the conference will be open to many kinds of contributions.

The range includes, but is not restricted to:
Inquiries about Design studies of design processes, artefacts and design as phenomena based on theories and methods from disciplines such as Sociology, History, Philosophy and Management.

Inquiries for Design and for Design Education studies from within a design perspective aiming at a more profound theoretical understanding and articulation of the processes, a better integration of different kinds of knowledge, more sophisticated evaluation methods and improved artistic means.

Inquiries through Design studies that use critical design thinking and design competence to explore, develop and realize potentials and possibilities in real-life situations to enhance considerations about the future.

Important dates
Deadline for Submissions February 5 2007
Notification to authors March 9 2007
Final papers submission April 4 2007

For more detailed information about submissions see www.nordes.org.
Contact:Conference ChairProf. Peter Ullmarkchair@nordes.org

http://www.idk.ch/news/index.php?p=341
Emerging Trends in Design Research

Call for Papers
The International Association of Societies of Design Research (IASDR) will have a conference 11-15 November, 2007 at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University. This is a large, international design research conference with an intensive and high quality programme. Keynote speakers will be invited from other disciplines–the social sciences, computing, and business, for example. Multiple paths through the papers will be suggested to help participants find synergies among people and papers. Ample time will be available for informal meeting and discussion. Please consider your research interests in terms of the following description and consult your calendar for availability.

Emerging Trends in Design Research
Design Research is becoming more acceptable as a knowledge resource in collaborative actions, in practical applications, in building scholarly foundations for the discipline, and in post-graduate programmes worldwide. Some research follows well-worn paths of investigation and development, and some research strikes out into new territories of disciplinary overlap, technology development and application, large system dynamics, difficult to solve social problems, fundamental knowledge development, or needs for better processes or methods. Emerging Trends is particularly interested in design research explorations that respond to our changing life context, globally, locally, economically, educationally, socially, technologically, and particularly through design research interventions. The following list presents some ideas that signal emergent trends, but it is not inclusive. Your work might be located on the list or expand it. We are interested in ideas emerging now that will influence future developments.

Here are some emerging topics.
Design Process issues:- identifying the limits of user research- making collaborative decisions- managing information resources- evaluating innovation potential- exploring multimedia and multimodality
Design Research issues:- developing collaborative research strategies- exploring digital convergence- managing multiple problem/solution perspectives- translating research findings to design action- communicating research findings effectively- creating research community- developing new research methods- funding basic research in design
Design Education issues:- blending art and science- identifying fundamental knowledge for design- creating distance learning approaches for design- exploring industry-academia research partnerships- developing quality assurance for design education
Social issues:- controlling privacy- controlling environmental degradation- supporting human equality- supporting development in undeveloped regions- changing human behavior

The schedule for abstract and paper submission is as follows:
February 27 Abstracts deadline
March 26 Paper selection & invitation
June 1 Full paper due
August 1 Review back to author
September 1 Complete paper
Review Process for Full Papers
Abstracts are limited to 400 words and a bibliography. Full papers are limited to 6,000 words. Two appropriate reviewers in a double blind process will review the abstract. Invitation to submit a full paper will be accompanied by reviewer comments and suggestions. Every attempt will be made to use one of the original reviewers to read and comment on the resulting full paper draft. This set of comments will be sent to the author to help polish the paper for final submission.

Poster Proposals
Poster proposals are limited to 200 words. A small committee will review poster proposals and respond to authors regarding suitability, sharing any suggestions or comments. The minimum poster size is one vertical A0 (841mm wide x 1189mm high) and the maximum is two vertical A0 (side by side). More detailed specifications for the poster will follow in subsequent mailings.

IASDR 2007 Conference Committee
Prof. Lorraine Justice, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Prof. Sharon Poggenpohl, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Prof. Lin-Lin Chen, National Taiwan University of Science andTechnology
Prof. Nigel Cross, The Open University
Prof. David Durling, Middlesex University
Prof. Ming-Chyuan Ho, National Yunlin University of Science and Technology
Prof. Kun-Pyo Lee, KAIST, Korea
Prof. Soon-Jong Lee, Seoul National University
Prof. Kazuo Sugiyama, Chiba University
Prof. Toshimasa Yamanaka, University of Tsukuba

As an interim accommodation, contact sdfisher@polyu.edu.hk for further information and watch for the official website release in January.
See also:
http://www.sd.polyu.edu.hk/iasdr

Situated Research

2007-01-09T18:33:00.000-08:00

Situated Research

http://www.sigchi.org/DIS2004/Documents/Panels/DIS2004_Producing_the_Future.pdf

http://www.certec.lth.se/doc/situatedresearch/situated.pdf (18.14MB)

http://www.qualitative-research.net/fqs-texte/1-04/1-04glaser-e.htm
http://www.qualitative-research.net/fqs-texte/1-04/1-04glaser-e.pdf
http://www.qualitative-research.net/fqs-texte/3-02/3-02glaser-e.pdf

http://akira.ruc.dk/~mhz/Research/Publ/DHRS2003_Proceedings.pdf

http://www.hhrc.rca.ac.uk/events/include/2005/proceedings/pdf/svenskarne.pdf

People-Centred Design

2007-01-07T01:45:00.000-08:00

PCD

[PDF] People-Centred Design

[PDF] Google Product Development/Management Process

[PDF] The Xbox 360 Uncloaked

http://www.intel.com/technology/techresearch/reallives.htm
People-Centered Research

Insights from "Thoughtless Acts"

http://www.billbuxton.com/

http://www.brightcove.com/channel.jsp?channel=324389485
Nov 21 Bill Buxton, Principal Researcher at Microsoft Research,
talks on "Sketching and Experience Design" at the November 2006
Boston CHI meeting held at Sun Microsystems in Burlington, MA.

Websites & Readings for Design Researchers

2006-12-25T01:40:00.000-08:00

Ten Top Websites for Researchers

As recommended by Darren Newbury (editor), The Research Training Initiative, Birmingham Institute of Art & Design
The UK Grad Programme
http://www.grad.ac.uk/
This site has a wealth of material on research skills, the development of research careers and so on. It is of use to research students and supervisors.
JISCmail
http://www.jiscmail.ac.uk/
The United Kingdom National Academic Mailing List Service, JISCmail is the hosting service for electronic discussion lists across all subject areas. The website contains information on the many subject based lists and how to join them.
Kovacs Directory of Scholarly and Professional E-Conferences
http://www.kovacs.com/directory/
An international database of professional and academic electronic discussion lists which can be searched by keyword.
National Postgraduate Committee
http://www.npc.org.uk/
The website for the United Kingdom organisation for postgraduate students. The site contains useful information for students, discussion on postgraduate issues, as well as links to further resources and equivalent organisations in other countries.
Resource Discovery Network
http://www.rdn.ac.uk/
This is an extensive catalogue of Internet resources for researchers across a wide range of subject areas. Includes online training modules in using the web as a research resource.
BUBL Information Service
http://www.bubl.ac.uk/
This is very useful general information resource covering all academic subject areas.
The British Library
http://www.bl.uk/
Includes a link to the online British Library Public Catalogue.
ZETOC
http://zetoc.mimas.ac.uk/alertguide.html
Only available to students based in UK institutions, this site allows you to set up an email alerting service for particular journals or user-defined keywords.
NISS: Information for Education
http://www.niss.ac.uk/
Very useful general information site, which links to the home pages and library catalogues of all higher education institutions in the UK. The sites also have information on higher education and links to web-based resources across the world.
Google
http://www.google.com/
First choice for an Internet search engine.The Internet is now so large and changes so rapidly that it is simply impossible to catalogue its contents across the art, design and media subject range.
Some library sites do a good job of listing subject-based resources (see for example the 'i page' at the London Institute www.linst.ac.uk/library/), but even these will only cover a proportion of what is available. It is important for researchers themselves to learn to search the Internet effectively, and begin building up their own sets of useful websites based on their specific research interests.

Recommended Reading

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For further reading suggestions go to: http://www.biad.uce.ac.uk/research/rti/rtrc/bibliography.html

DRS Proceedings 2000

2006-12-24T22:58:00.000-08:00

Doctoral Education in Design: Foundations for the Future

http://www.designresearchsociety.org/mmv/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=211&Itemid=121

DRS Proceedings 2000

Session 1: Philosophies and theories of designThe character and epistemology of a field define its parameters. Exploring these issues will be a central issue of the next decade for doctoral education in design and for design research. We must articulate a philosophy of design that considers the general principles under which the phenomena of design are comprehended, explained, and structured. Session 1 addressed the central challenges in the philosophy of science and theory development for the field of design.

Design knowledge: context, content and continuity
Ken Friedman
Towards a poetics of designing
Keith Russell
Design as being in service
Harold Nelson & Erik Stolterman
Design and existential meaning
Jan Verwijnen
A philosophical home for design
Charles Owen
A meta-theoretical basis for design theory
Terence Love
Propositions of human-centeredness: A philosophy for design
Klaus Krippendorff
An interpretive-contextual framework for research in and through design
Jill Franz
Meanwhile, back on the ranch…
Cal Swann
The foundations of interaction design: Philosophy and the ecology of design culture
Richard Buchanan
Design and evolution
John Broadbent & Steve Harfield
Design as a discipline
Nigel Cross
Toward a philosophy of science for design research. An heuristic approach
Johan Olaisen & Ken Friedman
How design creates value: some elements of a research program
Tore Kristensen
Designing in a situated domain. Design competence as the result of context-specific sociotechnical relationships. The “Sistema Design Italia” case
Stefano Maffei & Francesco Zurlo
On reason and habit: An Aristotelian approach to design theory
Susan Stewart

Session 2: Foundations and methods of design researchThere is no single set of research methods for design research. A rich diversity of methods has been developed for the field of design and adapted from other fields with new methods under development. We have begun to examine the foundations of these methods for suitability and rigour. The simultaneous location of design research within natural science, social science, technology and the humanities poses unique challenges to the issue of method. Session 2 examined these issues and highlighted areas of strength and weakness in current method and directions for fruitful application.

Constructing knowledge of design, part 1: Understanding concepts in design research
Keiichi Sato
Constructing knowledge of design, part 2: Questions – an approach to design research
Sharon Helmer Poggenpohl
Research methods for design science research
John S Gero
The integrated conglomerate approach: A suggestion for a generic model of design research
Birger Sevaldson
Patterns of visual perception
Norman Sheehan
Pedagogy with primates: Exploring the craft of fieldwork and user-centered design through the study of animals and their environments
Christena Nippert-Eng
Some experiences in creating the foundation and methods of design research in Finland
Pirkko Anttila
Sokalled language theory: Lessons for the philosophy of science from urban design?
Marion Roberts & Fergus Carnegie
On method: the problem of objectivity
Michael A R Biggs
Knowledge of context and its benefits for design professions
Stephen Awoniyi
Researching designing: Cycles of design research
Robert Jerrard
Theoretical perspectives, design research and the PhD thesis
Terence Love
Complexity, uncertainty, adaptability: Reflections around design research
Silvia Pizzocaro

Session 3: Form and structure for the doctorate in designA doctorate in design may be awarded in several subject disciplines and involve a range of doctoral traditions. A central focus in the conference will be the Ph.D. Despite differences, there seems to be a common form to the Ph.D. project based on a written thesis with an oral defence. While issues in design research and doctoral traditions vary from field to field, there is strong consensus on issues of form and structure. Session 3 attempted to develop an international consensus statement on appropriate forms of Ph.D. study that will be useful at the local level while helping to develop the field across national boundaries. In addition to the Ph.D., the session also considered other forms of the doctorate. The session also attempted to establish international guidelines helpful to directors of doctoral programs and doctoral supervisors. Finally, the session considered issues of programme and department structure appropriate to the integrative and interdisciplinary nature of doctoral programmes in design.

A background to doctoral awards
Bruce Archer
Theoretical perspectives in the PhD thesis: How many?
Terence Love
Art and technology: A new unit?
Pelle Ehn & Carl Henrik Svenstedt
New structures of design education as basis for a doctoral thesis in design
Ralph Bruder
The development of research education and training in art and design: A personal view
Darren Newbury
Journeymen and salarymen; Design doctorates in Japan
John P. Shackleton & Kazuo Sugiyama
Not everything made of steel is a battleship
John Langrish
A turning point: The very first PhD program in industrial design in Taiwan
Kuohsiang Chen
Design in the UK: Some reflections on the emerging PhD
David Durling
Initiating an interdisciplinary doctoral program: Perspectives from a new program
Michael D. Kroelinger & Jacques R. Giard
Leading the field or behind the times? Doctoral research in typography and graphic communication
Sue Walker
Universities and design research
Vasco A. Branco, João Branco, Carlos Aguiar Pinto & Francisco Providência
Myth or reality: architectural research
Donald Dunbar
Form and structure of the doctorate in design: Prelude to a multilogue
Ken Friedman

Session 4: The relationship between practice and researchDesign integrates several fields with different research traditions and competing methodological claims. The relationship between theory and practice poses a challenging problem for doctoral education in design. Design disciplines such as engineering or computer systems have well-established doctoral traditions. Others, such as industrial design or information design, have hardly begun. The relationship between practice and theory is a challenge in established fields and new areas. This gives rise to debate on what is called ‘practice-based’ or ‘practice-led’ research. Session 4 addressed the general issue of the relationship between practice and theory and the specific issue of ‘practice-based’ research.

Problems and benefits of building a research-based design curriculum
Lorraine Justice
Towards the operationalisation of design research as reflection in and on action and practice
Stephen AR Scrivener
Knowledge and the artefact
Chris Rust, Scott Hawkins, Graham Whiteley, Adrian Wilson & James Roddis
Educating the practice-based researcher: Developing new environments for collaborative and constructive learning
Julian Malins & Carole Gray
Grounding research in practice
Sidney Newton & Tim Marshall
What could art learn from design, what might design learn from art? Some practice-based art doctorates
Beryl Graham
Activity theory in a “trading zone” for design research and practice
Judith Gregory
Design research and the wealth of nations. Reflections on the interaction of design research and national policies of research, innovation and industry
Pekka Korvenmaa
Triad collaboration between school, industry and government for bridging research and practice in design
Kun-Pyo Lee
Research by design
John Redmond
Artifact versus text in design research
Lars-Henrik Stahl
Experiencing architecture: From practice to research
Henrika Ojala
Cross-functional and inter-disciplinary integration for doctoral education in design: Theory and experience
Brynjulf Tellefsen

Theory Building & Research Design

2006-12-18T23:59:00.000-08:00

Theory and Practice

2006-12-15T08:38:00.000-08:00

Theory and Practice

http://www.gui-design.de/ak/Praesentation15.02.05.pdf

http://nordcode.tkk.fi/oslopapers/Martina_Maria_Keitsch.pdf
INDUSTRIAL DESIGN RESEARCH AND REFLECTIVE PRACTICE
(Donald Schön and his lifeworld epistemology)
Dr. Martina Maria Keitsch

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[PDF] what is industrial design

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[PDF] Relating theory and practice in the design research discourse

http://www.oti.globalwatchonline.com/online_pdfs/36125MR.pdf

http://www.cooper.com/content/insights/newsletters.asp

Design Research

2006-12-08T17:08:00.000-08:00

Design Research

[PDF] Design Research Quarterly 1:1 September 2006 Design Research society

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http://www.pocketcalculatorshow.com/walkman/sony/

http://www.ifm.eng.cam.ac.uk/people/jm329/
http://www.ikp.liu.se/kansei/KE/topics.html

Better By Design

2006-12-03T02:27:00.000-08:00

Better By Design
http://www.betterbydesign.org.nz/readingandlinks/features/designordie/

http://www.betterbydesign.org.nz/readingandlinks/features/thecreativecontinuum/
The Creative Continuum
Tracing the trajectory of New Zealand design
A seven-part series identifying many of New Zealand’s historical figures, events and artefacts that deserve the attention of a wider audience.

http://www.betterbydesign.org.nz/readingandlinks/features/thecreativecontinuum/chapter7/
Enabling enablers to seek new horizons

http://www.betterbydesign.org.nz/readingandlinks/booksandmagazines/

http://www.betterbydesign.org.nz/downloads/pdf/events_bbd2005roi_peterzec.pdf

http://www.bbccharterreview.org.uk/pdf_documents/culture_seminar_transcript_nov.pdf

http://www.ahrc.ac.uk/ahrb/website/images/4_93977.pdf

http://muse.jhu.edu/journals/modernism-modernity/v012/12.2anker.pdf

http://www.evc.uci.edu/growth/design/SoD-proposal.pdf

http://cid.nada.kth.se/pdf/MakingSense.pdf

http://www.le.ac.uk/litandphil/downloads/transactions_2005.pdf

Ron Arad

2006-11-25T07:13:00.000-08:00

Ron Arad

http://indymoca.org/public/media/documents/ronarad_pr.pdf
http://www.obdesigner.net/modules/news/article.php?storyid=309
http://www.rca.ac.uk/images/lib/pub67.pdf

[PDF] Where t o find London ’ s best design t alent at Mi lan 2006
http://www.icon-magazine.co.uk/london_in_milan.pdf

http://www.renechavanne.com/pdf/chavanne.pdf

http://www.specknet.org/publications/SCAN/paul_rodgers.pdf

[PDF] Design & Technische Informationen

http://www.designmuseum.org/media/item/611/0/Chairs_ResourcePack.pdf

[PDF] Berlin – Stadt des Designs
[PDF] Berlin – City of Design

http://www.stedelijk.nl/content/Bulletin3_2003.pdf

http://www.magisdesign.com/Uploads/ItemDocuments/MAGIS_CS.pdf

BusinessWeek

2006-11-22T06:16:00.000-08:00

BusinessWeek
NOVEMBER 27, 2006
INSIDE INNOVATION -- IN FOCUS
Mistakes Made On The Road To Innovation
Led by CEO Antonio M. Perez, Kodak is struggling to reinvent its business model.
It's not alone...
http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/content/06_48/b4011421.htm?chan=innovation_innovation+%2B+design_innovation+and+design+lead

Graphic: Antonio M. Perez's 7 Notions Of Innovation
Graphic: The Wrong Stuff: How Kodak Nearly Blew It
Graphic: Reinvent Or Else
Playbook: Business Model Innovation

http://new.idsa.org/webmodules/articles/anmviewer.asp?a=2728&z=127
designBytes
November 20.2006
Welcome to designBytes, the electronic newsletter of the Industrial Designers Society of America (IDSA). Here's the latest design news, sneak peeks of features on the IDSA Web site, links to interesting articles elsewhere and upcoming articles in Design Perspectives (DP), the IDSA newsletter.

New Design College

2006-11-13T06:06:00.000-08:00

New Design College

[PDF] Transforming the University creating a new design college.

[PDF] Design values in student projects - The Teaching of Engineering ...

[PDF] Whatever Happened toTotal Design?

Architecture and Design Prospectus 2006(2.0 MB PDF)

[PDF] Chapter 1: Preface
educational reform, with the ultimate hope of creating in Taiwan a place where creativity is indispensable to everyone’s life ... creativity is encouraged and expressed at the individual, school, societal, industrial, and cultural. ...

[PDF] Interaction Design as Experienced by Practitioners

IDSA NEC

2006-11-12T04:27:00.000-08:00

IDSA NEC

http://www.udanium.com/udanium2k4/papers/idsa2004-slides.pdf
understanding beauty : IDSA NEC 2004. 2. What’s the big idea?
Shift beauty from style to experience ... understanding beauty
IDSA NEC 2004. 10. Lifestyle Design. John Dewey Philosophy.
Art as Experience ...

http://new.idsa.org/webmodules/articles/articlefiles/china.pdf

http://www.ritasue.com/downloads/just_doing_it.pdf

http://www.id.iit.edu/grad/viewbook.pdf

[PDF] An Illustrated Guide to Knowledge Management

[PDF] Brand Futures: Possible Scenarios

[PDF] Competing in the global economy: the innovation challenge

[PDF] The Future of the University in the Digital Age

[PDF] DMI Newsletter Fall 2005

[PDF] Understanding enterprise culture

[PDF] From the Dean

http://www.haniganconsulting.com/why_strategies_fall_apart.pdf

[PDF] HSP Dialogue on urban cultures: globalization and culture in an ...

[PDF] The search for meaning

[PDF] 04-IAEA School of NKM 2006 (de Grosbois)

QUT ePrints - Vesna Popovic

2006-11-10T22:03:00.000-08:00

SET Design Research

2006-11-05T18:23:00.000-08:00

SET Design Research

http://www.dh.umu.se/fprw/files/SET/SET_TRA06.pdf

http://www.dh.umu.se/fprw/files/SET/SET_JF05.pdf

[PDF] INDUSTRIAL DESIGN RESEARCH AND REFLECTIVE PRACTICE

http://www.lib.vt.edu/services/branches/artarch/design_research.pdf

[PDF] Lean Manufacturing and its impact on Industrial Design

Industrial Design Research Programme of the Academy of Finland

The purpose of this multidisciplinary programme (2004-2007) is to examine industrial design using the implements of business science and the technical sciences and of the social sciences and cultural research. Research will cover the whole system of industrial design, i.e. the practice of design, technological product development, materials research, marketing, consumption and the cultural impact of products. Many research projects of the University of Art and Design Helsinki take part in this programme.

Proceedings from the seminar on Signification, Usability, and Interaction in DESIGN (PDF)
Proceedings from the seminar on Signification, Usability, and Interaction in DESIGN (html version)

Media Culture Research Programme

Research Programmes of the Academy of Finland

VUW School of Design

2006-11-05T18:08:00.000-08:00

VUW School of Design

Graduation Yearbook 2006 (.pdf catalogue)

http://www.vuw.ac.nz/design/a_global_view/a_global_view.htm

"Design is a global currency, and cultural curiosity is a very important part of being a good designer. It is critical that our students have an understanding of the world, and that they travel and learn about different cultures and ways of living."
-Roy Fleetwood, Head of the School of Design

RISD – Rhode Island School of Design, USA
http://www.risd.edu/

UIAH Helsinki University of Art and Design, Helsinki, Finland http://www.uiah.fi/frontpage.asp?path=1866

University of Pforzheim, Germany
http://www.hs-pforzheim.de/

Technical University Munich, Germany
http://www.tum.de/jshpchooser.tupl

Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design University of Dundee, Scotland http://www.dundee.ac.uk/djcad/

Global Partners
CUMULUS – Association of European Universities of Art, design and Media http://tmo.uiah.fi/cumulus/

NELDRIC – Network of Leading Design Research and Innovation Centres
http://www.uiah.fi

ICSID - International Council of Societies of Industrial Design http://www.icsid.org/EducationNetwork/initiatives/

CELA – Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture
http://www.thecela.org/

Susann Vihma

2006-11-03T21:27:00.000-08:00

Susann Vihma

F28 Semantic & Aesthetic Functions in Design. (PDF)

F27 Strategic Design. (PDF)

Design Drivers. (PDF)

http://www.ub.es/5ead/PDF/6/Vihma.pdf

http://nordcode.tkk.fi/lyngbypapers/nc3_vihma.pdf

http://www.eki.ee/km/place/pl03/Place3_Vihma.pdf
THINGS AS COMPANIONS:
A Peircean Approach to Urban Place
Susann Vihma

http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/iel5/9313/29613/01349014.pdf?arnumber=1349014
A Case Study on Product Collaborative Conceptual Design Technology Based
on User Implicit Knowledge

[PDF] Form is Function

[PDF] One reason for writing this paper is to encourage people engaged ...

http://www.bowesterlund.se/publications/westerlund-entrepreneur-pix.pdf
http://www.bowesterlund.se/publications/westerlund-nordes-38.pdf
http://www.bowesterlund.se/publications/westerlund-joining-forces.pdf

http://www.bowesterlund.se/publications/CID-272-artefacts-underst.pdf
http://cid.nada.kth.se/pdf/CID-220.pdf

Nordcode 2006

2006-11-02T19:24:00.000-08:00

http://nordcode.tkk.fi/oslopapers/

Angeliki_Dimaki.pdf 94k

Arild_Berg.pdf 224k

Birger_Sevaldson.pdf 94k

Cheryl_Akner_Koler.pdf 887k

Cheryl_Akner_Koler_figure7.pdf 220k

Crilly_Clarkson.pdf 41k

Eva_Wengelin.pdf 36k

Harald_Skulberg.pdf 29k

Hilde_Oesteraas_Berntsen.pdf 73k

Jan_Capjon.pdf 52k

Martina_Maria_Keitsch.pdf 36k

Shahriman_Zainal_Abidin.pdf 18k

Tom_Vavik.pdf 87k

ebbesen&vihma.pdf 27k

eikeland roald.pdf 82k

kilbourn.pdf 288k

orns.pdf 407k

Designing Interactions

2006-10-31T08:50:00.000-08:00

Designing Interactions

http://www.ericzimmerman.com/texts/design_research.htm
Creating a Culture of Design Research
Eric Zimmerman
Final Draft: July 8, 2003

http://www.designinginteractions.com/chapters/

http://www.designinginteractions.com/chapters/foreword
Download Chapter 3 – From the Desk to the Palm
Download the interviews:
· John Ellenby (28MB)
· Jeff Hawkins (32MB)
· Bert Keely (32MB)
· Rob Haitani (32MB)
· Dennis Boyle (30MB)
Download the Chapter:
· Download Chapter PDF

Learning 2006

2006-10-23T22:15:00.000-07:00

Learning 2006
The Learning Event for Learning Professionals
Learning 2006 - Free PodCasts & Video

l Ken Blanchard on Leadership: Podcast, Audio & Transcript
MP3 File
To read the text transcript of this interview, click here for the PDF file.
l Mind Mapping: Productivity and Collaboration
CEO of Mindjet Corporation Robert Gordon discusses the theory of mind mapping as a means to making people's thought processes more productive. The maps are a way of both recording and storing information as well as evolving information during a design process. Mindjet's software's compatibility with Microsoft programs like PowerPoint and Word make it extremely efficient.
MP3 File
To read the text transcript of this interview, click here for the PDF file.

Click here to download the complete 84 page Program Guide to start your Learning 2006 experience planning.

You and your team members are invited to participate in Learning 2006, a unique event focused on the challenge of Learning in a "Flatter" World.
Hosted by our Learning CONSORTIUM and co-hosted by ASTD, this event is designed to "walk the talk" of new approaches to learning. Our Content, Activities, Technologies, Social Networks and Learning Processes are active and dynamic examples of how learning is evolving.

Theme: Learning in a Flatter World - Faster, Flexible, Global, Informal, Compliance, Impact

Content: Compliance, Competencies, Content Management, Pod Casting, LMS & LCMS Effectiveness, Rapid Learning Design, Evaluation & Metrics, The Business of Learning, NextGen Workers, e-Learning Excellence, Human Capital Management, Informal Learning, Classroom Revitalized, Learning Outsourcing, Retention, On-Boarding, Talent Management, Learning Careers, The Wisdom of the Crowds (Blogs & Wikis), Performance Support, Shared Services, ROI & Impact Objectives, Strategy and Business Alignment.

pdma

2006-10-17T19:45:00.000-07:00

pdma

http://www.pdma.org/library/glossary.html

http://www.pdma.org/innovators/

Since inception, a number of impressive companies have been recipients of the Award:
1988
- Merck & Company
1989
- Hewlett - Packard
1990
- Advanced Cardiovascular Systems - Guidant Corporation
- Harris Corporation, Broadcast Division
- New Pig Corporation
1991
- Safety Kleen Corporation
1992
- Keithley Corporation
- Marriott Lodging Group
1993
- Apple Computer
- Nabisco Biscuit Company
- Nordic Track
1994
- Bausch & Lomb, Eyewear Division
- Chrysler Corporation
- Welch Allyn
1995
- Fluke Corporation
- Pepsi-Cola Company
- Senco Products, Inc.
1996
- Eastman Kodak
1997
- Herman Miller
- 3Com (US Robotics)
1998
- Cincinnati Milacron - Machine Tool Group
1999
- Maytag Corporation
2000
- Rockwell Collins
- EXFO
2001
- Hunter Douglas
2002
- BMW Group AG (click here for conference award presentation - 3.4 MB download)
- Teknion (click here for conference award presentation - 6.0 MB download)
2003
- Harley Davidson Motor Company (click here for presentation - 700 KB download)
- Dow Chemical Polyolefins and Elastomers (click here for presentation - 340 KB download)
2004
- Affymetrix Inc.
- Air Force Laboratory
2005
- djOrthopedics
- Nextel Communications / Sprint

All of the Award recipients have participated in our annual conference, providing valuable insights for the organization and its members.

http://www.pdma.org/visions/jan00/innovation.html

http://www.pdma.org/visions/print.php?doc=oct04/editor-jpim.html

http://web.mit.edu/hauser/www/Papers/Handbook050702.pdf

What is Design Research

2006-10-16T19:05:00.000-07:00

What is Design Research

http://www.isworld.org/Researchdesign/drisISworld.htm

[PDF] Competing By Design

[PDF] Creating a Corporate Partnership: Carnegie Mellon & Whirlpool

[PDF] LECTURE_01_SYSTEM_DESIGN.ppt

http://dtl.ntut.edu.tw/92DTL/Partner_92/USC_92/usc_92t01.pdf

http://www.designconcern.com/rum_form_03_01_DK_UK.pdf

http://www.slowtechnology.se/book/book.pdf
What is design research? Obviously this question has many answers. Not only because these types of questions (quidditas) are difficult ones, but also because we can mean very different things. It can be research about design practice, ...

http://cider.athabascau.ca/CIDERSIGs/DesignBasedSIG/dbrreferences

Lexxe Search Engine: [Q] what is design research? [A] Design research emerged as a recognisable discipline.

http://www-personal.si.umich.edu/~jinah/jfp.html

What is Research

2006-10-16T08:07:00.000-07:00

What is Research

http://www.tele.sunyit.edu/researchforbeginners.pdf
research for beginners

http://larc.ee.nthu.edu.tw/~dtc/doc/1008.pdf
What is Research?
Research: careful, systematic, patient study and investigation in some field of knowledge, undertaken to discover or establish facts or principles.
[Webster’s New World Dictionary]

[PDF] What is Research Impact? How to Assess it?

[PDF] A Newcomers’ Guide to Market and Social Research A. What is research?

[PDF] What is research in engineering design? - Research in Engineering ...

http://www.cs.usyd.edu.au/~fekete/teaching/ResearchOverview.pdf

[PDF] What is research? No. 3

[PDF] What is research?

What is research, design and development? Business Link

UCSF Office of Research - New Investigator Quick Guide - What is ...

[PDF] research and innovation research? definitions of research types of ...

http://www.phcris.org.au/phcred/resources.php

http://www.phcris.org.au/phcred/research_bites/research_bites_1.pdf
Preparing a Research Funding Proposal (Issue #10, February 2005)
Evaluation in Logic Model (Issue #9, August 2004)
Logic Model (Issue #8, April 2004)
Quantitative data analysis (Issue #7, August 2003)
Study design (Issue #6, March 2003)
What is qualitative research? (Issue #5, December 2002)
Reviewing the Literature (Issue #4, October 2002)
How to Formulate a Research Question (Issue #3, August 2002)
What is Evaluation? (Issue #2, May 2002)
What is Research? (Issue #1, March 2002)

A brief and simple fact sheet series about research. Compiled by the University of New South Wales as part of the NSW Primary Health Care Research Capacity Building Program, funded by the Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing.

http://www.cs.princeton.edu/~moses/04fIND/slides/getting-started.pdf

http://www.resmind.swap.ac.uk/content/02_what_is/what_is_index.htm
What is research?

To understand how a research-minded perspective can help you in your work it is worth first of all being reminded of what research actually is.
Research can be broadly defined as:

a form of systematic enquiry that contributes to knowledge.

There are many ways to classify or categorise research, e.g. by academic discipline, method of data collection or purpose. More often research is separated into pure or academic research and applied research. This polarisation can be unhelpful, particularly in social work and social care research where the relationship between research, practice and theory development (new knowledge) is a more dynamic one with each dimension usefully informing the others.

Academic Design Research

2006-10-13T18:57:00.000-07:00

Academic Design Research

http://www.designcouncil.org.uk/webdav/harmonise?Page/@id=40&Section/@id=1540#
Download full pdf

http://www.designcouncil.org.uk/webdav/harmonise?Page/@id=6044&Session/@id=D_sSDworf4ngArkMhOT4vh&Document/@id=9797

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Design_research

http://www.thewordbook.com/Design_research

http://www.thewordbook.com/Design_methods

[PDF] Investigating Design: A Review of Forty Years of Design Research

[PDF] Design/Science/Research: Developing a Discipline

[PDF] Nature of Research

[PDF] Desire of Design Knowledge

[PDF] What Is Design in the Context of Human-Centered Computing?

Design Research

2006-10-09T06:11:00.000-07:00

Design Studies: electronic resources

Goldsmiths College, University of London
http://libweb.gold.ac.uk/subgates/designgate.php

[PDF] THE FACTORS SHAPING DESIGN RESEARCH AND ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH INDUSTRY

[PDF] New Design Research: Leading or Following?

[PDF] Designerly thinking: what software methodology can learn from ...

[PDF] How the Brain ExperiencesArchitecture

C2T Design

Materials: art-practice research links

[PDF] Educating the Design Researcher: Reflections on the Development of ...

IDblog: Design Research News

Love Design & Research

Creativity in Education

2006-10-08T04:18:00.000-07:00

Creativity in Education

http://jpb.com/creative/innovationmachine.php

http://jpb.com/creative/Creativity_in_Education.pdf

http://jpb.com/creative/innovationMachine.pdf

http://jpb.com/creative/ideaManagementIntro.pdf

http://jpb.com/creative/brainstorming.pdf

http://jpb.com/creative/VanGundyFrameInnov.pdf

http://jpb.com/creative/OrganisationalCreativityMorris.pdf

http://www.businessweek.com/innovate/index.html

http://images.businessweek.com/ss/06/10/red_dot/index_01.htm

Meaningful Experiences

2006-10-07T19:30:00.000-07:00

Meaningful Experiences

A NEW PERSPECTIVE ON THE EXPERIENCE ECONOMY
Meaningful Experiences

By Albert Boswijk , Thomas Thijssen and Ed Peelen
The European Centre for the Experience Economy, The Netherlands

The main questions we will discuss in the sections of this paper are:
1) What is the nature of human experience?
2) What is the process of creating meaning?
3) What are the characteristics of meaningful experiences?
4) What are the starting points in bringing about meaningful experiences?
5) What are the design principles of meaningful experiences
6)What are the stages in designing and developing meaningful experiences?
Download paper

Gids voor persoonlijk ondernemen en innovatie
by Thomas Thijssen
Download summary

http://www.verhaag.net/ead06/fullpapers/ead06_id103_2.pdf

http://www.appliancedesign.org/3ad/programme.html

Design Trends II

2006-10-03T08:15:00.000-07:00

Design Trends II

[PDF] Consumption, Packaging, Design Trends

[PDF] Toward Design Technology in 2020: Trends, Issues, and Challenges

http://www.pantone.com/articles/pdfs/HousewaresShowHomePalettes2006.pdf

Design Trends Report (PDF)

[PDF] Culture Trends for Contemporary Design in the 21st Century

Storytelling

2006-09-17T02:39:00.000-07:00

Storytelling

www.research.ibm.com/journal/sj/423/kurtz.pdf

www.research.ibm.com/journal/sj/423/kurtz.pdf

http://www.research.ibm.com/journal/sj/423/grey.pdf

http://www.research.ibm.com/journal/sj/423/huang.pdf

http://www.cognitive-edge.com/articlesbydavesnowden.php
Articles by Dave Snowden

http://www.cognitive-edge.com/ceresources/articles/44_FM114.pdf

http://www.cognitive-edge.com/ceresources/articles/42_new_perspective_on_culture_final.pdf

http://www.cognitive-edge.com/ceresources/articles/43_simple_not_simplistic_final.pdf

http://www.cognitive-edge.com/ceresources/articles/36_Art_of_Story_2_-_Weft_and_Warp_final.pdf

http://www.cognitive-edge.com/ceresources/articles/10_Storytellling1_-_Old_Skill_New_Context_.pdf

http://www.cognitive-edge.com/ceresources/articles/5_Art_of_Story_1_-Gathering_and_Harvesting_v2_May05.pdf

http://www.kmcop.org/About/NewsAndEvents/specialEvents/Event2006JanDaveSnowden

EAD07

2006-09-12T19:11:00.000-07:00

Ead07

http://fadf.ieu.edu.tr/ead07/callforpapers1.html

Three thematic components of this design conference – disaster, discourse and disorder – indicate three interrelated but relatively autonomous fields that highlight various aspects related to contemporary issues in design.
Design discourse involves the current language of design, i.e., the terms with which we conceptualize and talk about design. Design management, design research and current issues in design are some of the specific topics that can be addressed within this framework. This area of the conference includes presentations that seek to go beyond the over-asked question of “what is design?” and advocate a re-appraisal of accepted design conventions.
Definitions of design include such terms as plan, purpose, intention and function, besides others such as artistry and creativity that take central importance in definitions of art. Plan, purpose, intention and function are concepts related to predictability and hence systematic thinking. Systematic thinking in turn is related to order. Design brings order to the relationship between us, and the objects that we use, see, and perceive. Order, on the other hand, suggests a straightening out so as to eliminate confusion. The function of design then, is to eliminate disorder, i.e., confusion, chaos, unpredictability.

The relationship between discourse, disaster, disorder and design calls for multi-disciplinary approaches and can be addressed from a variety of diverse theoretical perspectives such as science, metaphysics, phenomenology, post-structuralism, feminist and psychoanalytical theories, anthropology, evolutionary approaches, management, etc. Papers are invited to address contemporary or historical situations from clearly stated research experiences.

The role/position of design will be particularly scrutinized from the point of view of:
“Discourse”
Design Research
Design and everyday life
Images and representation
New materials and methods
Design Management
Emergency Design
“Disorder”
What can design do for physical and mental disorders: Dysfunctional bodies, schizophrenia, hysteria etc.
How can design contribute to the end of social disorders: War, vandalism, crime, epidemics etc.
How can design counteract virtual disorders: Viruses, hacking, fake identities etc.
How can design prevent societal collapse?
“Disaster”
Nature as a disastrous phenomenon
Nature and its modifications
Design against disaster
Natural disasters: Earthquakes, landslides, hurricanes, tsunamis etc.
Design Disaster

[PDF] ead06 schedule20050324.indd

Luxury Goods

2006-09-11T19:19:00.000-07:00

Luxury Goods

[PDF] Luxury Goods and the Equity Premium

[PDF] How Luxury Goods Can Use The Web to Create Experiential Branding

[PDF] The luxury goods market is worth $69 billion dollars globally and ...

[PDF] PPR - Pr\351sentation Q2 2006 -27 juillet

[PDF] Can Luxury Goods be sold on the Internet

[PDF] Luxury Goods Conference - 9 juin 2004

[PDF] GAIN Report

[PDF] China Luxury Goods

[PDF] Master of Science in Luxury Goods and Services Master of Science

[PDF] Semiotic neighborhoods

[PDF] Attractive Sectors

James Dyson

2006-09-01T21:57:00.000-07:00

James Dyson

[PDF] THE RICHARD DIMBLEBY LECTURE “ENGINEERING THE DIFFERENCE” by JAMES ...
http://www.innovations.eu.com/Background_documents/James%20Dyson%202004.pdf

Inventing a Better Way

[PDF] BreadTalk’s visionary and innovative design has revolutionized bread “

FTD - James Dyson - Wie der Wirbelwind - Köpfe

[PDF] JAMES DYSON ON INNOVATION

[PDF] IP review: How can good IP rules increase Europe's competitiveness ...

http://design.open.ac.uk/pdf%20downloads/Peter%20Lloyd/philippe_starck.pdf

[PDF] Dyson Exclusive/Advance Interviews

http://www.nesta.org.uk/assets/pdf/daretodream.pdf

[PDF] WhyD&TPdf version

[PDF] space to live, space to work

[PDF] SUCK IT AND SEE

[PDF] Fast-Moving Durables

Design News - James Dyson to Launch Dyson School of Design ...

http://www.designmuseum.org/media/item/612/0/Innovation_ResourcePack.pdf

UGS: About Us: Customer Case Studies and Videos: Dyson

Sir Ken Robinson on Creativity

2006-09-01T08:46:00.000-07:00

Sir Ken Robinson on Creativity

http://tedblog.typepad.com/tedblog/files/kenrobinson.html

The ingenious inventor and designer James Dyson has just announced a new school that will open doors to young minds in September 2008 in Bath England.
“The Dyson School of Design Innovation:
UK's first National Centre of Excellence for design, engineering, and enterprise will be the first of it’s kind to encourage and facilitate Britain’s next generation of engineers, designers, inventors, and entrepreneurs.

I’ve got a soft spot for engaging and introducing kids to the wonderful world of innovation and design especially after seeing Sir Ken Robinson speak about how creativity should be just as important as literacy”in today’s world.

http://www.sfb.co.uk/cgi-bin/profile.cgi?s=65&t=5

http://www.ted.com/tedtalks/index.cfm?flashEnabled=1

[PDF] How Creativity, Education and the Arts Shape a Modern Economy

[PDF] Sir Ken speech.indd

http://www.culturalpolicy.org/pdf/ArtEd.pdf

Business Weeks annual IDEA awards 2006 for outstanding designs and innovations is out. They have 108 projects documented, some great, some stunning,...
Take a browse at the winners here.

Research at IDE TU Delft

2006-08-30T08:39:00.000-07:00

Research Update 2005

Recently the Research Update 2005 ( pdf, 1.6 Mb) has been published, containing a summary of the status and a number of recent publications for each of the fourteen research programmes of the IDE faculty.

Research at IDE, TU Delft

Products matter

Products play an important role in modern life. They can give us enjoyment; make us feel part of a group. Products can set us free, but they also can restrict us.

We use our mobile phone to keep in touch with our friends. But the very same product annoys us when someone else is calling a friend while we are reading quietly. Products can make us feel frustrated when they don’t work, or scare us when they look complicated. They can infuriate us when they’re too expensive or even cause serious injuries when they malfunction.

Products deserve to be studied. We need to research products and how we develop and use them. After all, they make up such an important part of our lives.

This is research

We conduct research in many ways. We investigate new design principles by incorporating knowledge and by testing hypotheses through prototypes. We apply the latest insights and technology in ground-breaking designs. That is why you will see strange prototypes at our faculty. Or you might see something that looks like a product, ready to be sold. Next door you could be confronted with a user panel interview or people analysing a questionnaire on product perception.

These are methods, methods to keep theoretical development close to real-world applicability, methods in scientific research on products and product development. Make no mistake, this is research.

IDSA -- Innovation

2006-08-28T07:37:00.000-07:00

Innovation: Summer 2006

Innovation, IDSA's quarterly design journal.
Selected articles from the current issue are available in PDF below.

From the Editor
Mark Dziersk, FIDSA, Executive Editor of Innovation, Senior Vice President of Herbst Lazar Bell, Inc.

Digital Ethnography: Sparking Brilliant Innovation
Darrel Rhea, IDSA, CEO, Cheskin, and Lisa Leckle, account management director, Cheskin

Market Research Today: How to Stay on Target
Forrest Elizabeth Folsom, marketing communications manager, Herbst LaZar Bell, Inc.

A Visit with the Chair Man
Bruce Sterling, novelist, journalist, columnist for Wired magazine and the former Visionary in Residence at the Art Center College of Design.

INNOVATION INDEX
A Searchable Index of Innovation article subjects from 1981 to 2005.

HUB Magazine

2006-08-26T20:08:00.000-07:00

HUB magazine

http://hubmagazine.com/archives/the_hub/2006/jul_aug/the_hub13.pdf
A HUB magazine exclusive conversation, with Tim Manners.
Nissan vice president Jan Thompson on how a passion for "vibrant design" is driving a high-wire revival of a formerly faltering brand.
(download PDF)

http://hubmagazine.com/archives/the_hub/2006/may_jun/the_hub12.pdf

http://hubmagazine.com/archives/the_hub/

The HUB provides the highest-quality editorial environment, and reaches the highest-quality, Fortune 1000 audience, entirely on the "client" side of marketing.
Centered on insights, ideas and innovation, the HUB is written exclusively for senior-level marketing executives. Published bi-monthly by Tim Manners and the staff of Reveries.com and Cool News of the Day, the HUB features issue-oriented articles primarily based on case studies and other research.

Each issue of the HUB features a cover story Q&A interview with a high-level marketing executive. Cover interviews have included interviews with CMOs including
John Fleming of Wal-Mart,
Leslie Kilgore of Netflix,
Anne Saunders of Starbucks,
Geoffrey Frost of Motorola,
Dave Burwick of Pepsi,
Cathy Bessant of Bank of America,
Joe Tripodi of Allstate,
Jim Speros of Ernst & Young and
Beth Comstock of General Electric.
Other notables include Karen Jones of DHL,
Peter Moore of Xbox,
Dean Barrett of McDonalds,
Lisa Baird of NFL Properties,
Dennis Syracuse of Sony,
Chuck McLeish of Lego,
Bill Higgins of Cadbury Adams,
Chuck Rubin of Office Depot,
Howard Handler of Virgin Mobil USA and
Perrin Kaplan of Nintendo.

Creativity Design Innovation

2006-08-19T19:41:00.000-07:00

Creativity Design Innovation

[PDF] Creativity Design Innovation

[PDF] What Innovation Is

[PDF] Design Innovation:

[PDF] Logitech has delivered its latest wireless innovation

[PDF] 6316BW PowerDesign2

[PDF] Correlations between design maturity, leadership maturity, and ...

[PDF] Light emitting diodes: Eco-design Innovation Roadmap

2005 Competition Winners - details of winning designs (264 pdf file)

Stefano Marzano

2006-08-14T22:44:00.000-07:00

Stefano Marzano

[PDF] Stefano Marzano

[PDF] Meeting the Challenges of Design Leadership

Managing Innovative Thinking + Design: DMI Design Management

[PDF] Suffusing the Organization with Design Consciousness

http://www.matue.nl/congres/Presentaties/slideslezing2.pdf

[PDF] Brand design for the long term

[PDF] World Culture_ECCO - microsoftspotlight_FINAL 3

[PDF] Towards a continuous personalization experience

[PDF] value news

[PDF] The new Industrial Design program and faculty in Eindhoven

[PDF] Innovating innovation

[PDF] Managing Design and Designers for Strategic Renewal

CPH127 - Design and Innovation

[PDF] Micro-Foundations of Organizational Adaptation

Creation Nets

2006-08-10T18:38:00.000-07:00

Creation Nets

[PDF] Creation Nets
Creation Nets: Harnessing the Potential of Open Innovation
John Hagel III
John Seely Brown
April 2006

continuum of maturity (23 kb PDF)

[PDF] oft kao 22oct03

[PDF] Improving Institutional Performance through IT-Enabled Innovation

[PDF] National Innovation Initiative Interim Report

[PDF] Design for the Flat World

Design information

2006-08-05T03:46:00.000-07:00

Design Information

http://www.arch.ttu.edu/aboutus/strategicplan/strategicplan.pdf
VISION STATEMENT. We envision a College of Architecture that bridges the aesthetic concerns of the. discipline of Architecture with the problems ... Objective: Increase the design culture awareness and sophistication of our. students. ...

[PDF] Branding Leaders

[PDF] the power of interaction design
(7.55MB, pp125)

[PDF] ENGINEERING FOR A BETTER WORLD: THE PRINCETON VISION

[PDF] Building a Leadership Vision: Eleven Strategic Challenges for ...

[PDF] The Hannover Principles Design for Sustainability Prepared for ...

[PDF] Chapter 1: Preface

http://l3d.cs.colorado.edu/~gerhard/papers/tochi2000.pdf

Effective Presentations

2006-07-25T19:53:00.000-07:00

Effective Presentations

[PDF] How To Give Successful Oral And Poster Presentations

[PDF] Guidelines for oral presentations at CIM05

[PDF] Guidelines for Oral Paper Presenters 2004 AAPOR Conference May 13 ...

http://www.asp.org/education/EffectivePresentations.pdf

[PDF] EUROSOI 2006 – Instructions for Authors Oral Presentations

[PDF] ASTC 2001 presentation kit

[PDF] Guidelines for the Preparation of Seminars and Research Talks

[PDF] SPIE–THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR OPTICAL ENGINEERING CONFERENCE ...

International Journal of Design

2006-07-24T23:41:00.000-07:00

International Journal of Design

http://140.118.10.110/ojs/index.php/IJDesign/
http://140.118.10.110/ojs/index.php/IJDesign/about

International Journal of Design is a peer-reviewed journal devoted to publishing research papers in all fields of design, including industrial design, visual communication design, interface design, animation and game design, architectural design, urban design, and other design related fields. It aims to provide an international forum for exchange of ideas and findings from researchers across different cultures, by encouraging research on the impacts of cultural factors on design theory and practice. It also seeks to promote transfer of knowledge between professionals in academia and industry, by emphasizing research where results are of interest or applicable to design practices.

Call for Papers
Topics include:

1. Social-Cultural Aspects of Design
2. Globalization and Localization Approaches to Design
3. Design Strategy and Management
4. Ergonomics & Perceptions in Design
5. Design Theories and Methodologies
6. Computer Applications in Design

Wired Magazine

2006-07-18T21:12:00.000-07:00

Wired Magazine

http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/14.07/genius_pr.html

What Kind of Genius Are You?
A new theory suggests that creativity comes in two distinct types –
quick and dramatic, or careful and quiet.
By Daniel H. Pink

http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/14.07/people.html
Six Trends Driving the Global Economy:
People Power
Video Unlimited
Personalize It
Carbon Killers
Buy It Now
All-Access Economy

The Wired 40
Meet the most innovative companies on earth.
New this year: Verizon, Lenovo, InfoSpace, and more. By Spencer Reiss

Value of Design

2006-07-13T19:17:00.000-07:00

Value of design

Design in Britain 2005-06(PDF: 5,6 Mb)
This report is a compilation of all the information on the Value of Design Factfinder

New levels of Experience Design is an interview with Liisa Puolakka, the Head of Brand Visual and Sensorial Experiences at Nokia. The former fashion designer talks about fashion, trends, why experience design matters, and who’s doing it well (her answer: Prada, Marc Jacobs, Nike, Starbucks, and Apple).
(Via Signal vs. Noise - http://37signals.com/svn/ )

Market Trends
Companies that ride economic trends grow more rapidly than companies that rest of their laurels. Pretty obvious, but without good trend data it's hard to know where to point your business strategically.

Here are McKinsey's ten trends in 2006 that will shape 2015:
1. Centers of economic activity will shift profoundly, not just globally, but also regionally.
2. Public-sector activities will balloon, making productivity gains essential.
3. The consumer landscape will change and expand significantly.
4. Technological connectivity will transform the way people live and interact.
5. The battlefield for talent will shift.
6. The role and behavior of big business will come under increasingly sharp scrutiny.
7. Demand for natural resources will grow, as will the strain on the environment.
8. New global industry structures are emerging.
9. Management will go from art to science.
10. Ubiquitous access to information is changing the economics of knowledge.

If you're on the business battlefield now, there's not doubt you're living a lot of these. So while these may not seem revolutionary; the real question is how are you evolving your long term strategic plan (5-7 years out) to account for these trends? Your short term plan (1 year out) should be able to flex enough to allow for changes to make you more competitive.
(Via Strategic Design marketing... - http://nickrice.blogspot.com )

core77

2006-07-09T18:13:00.000-07:00

Core77

http://www.core77.com/reactor/01.06_sylver.asp

http://www.designdirectory.com/

NY Design Week Gallery
Core77 11th Anniv. Gallery
Design Mai 2006
Letter from Design Mai
Milan 2006 Gallery
Material Trends 2006
Marketing Your Design Firm
Aspen Summit Roundtable
Designing the Xbox360

HP invent

2006-07-09T17:50:00.000-07:00

HP invent

http://www.hp.com/hpinfo/newsroom/feature_stories/video/

http://hpbroadband.com/program.aspx?key=WW8F8CNNGA

http://hpbroadband.com/program.aspx?key=CNKT9S09YK

http://www.hp.com/feature_stories/2004/04labslampman.html
Fostering Innovation in a Changing World
HP Labs is up to the challenge: A conversation with Dick Lampman

Direct Marketing

2006-07-04T19:02:00.000-07:00

Direct Marketing

Direct marketing (DM) is an approach
that makes contact with known
customers, prospects (warm and cold),
and asks for a response.

DM is not just about direct mail, but includes a wide
range of media such as:
• telephone
• 'off the page' advertising and inserts
• broadcast media such as radio and television
• the Internet
• and other new and traditional advertising media

[PDF] Electronic Alternatives and Direct Mail Marketing

http://www.bcentral.co.uk/download-centre/guides/directmarketing_guide.pdf

Useful DM Terminology

Dos and Don'ts of Direct Mail

Getting Started
Step-by-Step Forward
Case Studies

Oct 2005 TNS Research indicates Mail as a significant and influential media

Best of DMA Conferences 2005 Virtual Seminar Series

"Being Direct: Making Advertising Pay"; Lester Wunderman

http://www.hongkongpost.com/dm/eng/int_lib/bookstore.htm

the design management weblog

2006-07-02T21:42:00.000-07:00

The design management weblog

http://www.design-management.de/full-archive/

Design : Geschichte, Theorie und Praxis der Produktgestaltung (Hardcover)
by Bernhard E. Bürdek
http://www.amazon.com/bookcover

http://kisd.de/dm_forum_3.html?&lang=en

http://www.businessweek.com/innovate/

http://new.idsa.org/webmodules/articles/anmviewer.asp?a=1495&z=128

http://www.dmi.org/

http://www.dba.org.uk/

http://www.dmnetwerk.nl/

http://www.zollvereinschool.de/

http://www.fastcompany.com/

http://web.mit.edu/smr/

http://www.mckinseyquarterly.com/

http://www.rotman.utoronto.ca/news/magazine.htm

http://www.strategy-business.com/

http://nextd.org/front.html

http://www.ulrich-eppinger.net/

AIGA: process for designing solutions

2006-06-28T18:17:00.000-07:00

AIGA: process for designing solutions

http://designing.aiga.org/

http://designing.aiga.org/content.cfm/ibm1
http://designing.aiga.org/content.cfm/ibm1/r=24/rn=Image
http://designing.aiga.org/content.cfm/sawayamoronisawaya-in-a-box6/r=31/rn=Image
http://designing.aiga.org/content.cfm/attattnewidentity7/r=25/rn=Image

http://www.aiga.org/
http://aspendesignsummit.org/content.cfm?Alias=program
The 2006 Summit will look at the interaction between design and three themes: education innovation, sustainable community development, and social entrepreneurship. Each theme will be explored by three recognized agents of change, through featured presentations, after which the presenters will jointly issue a design challenge. These challenges will then be further investigated in the theme-related Aspen Action Studios.

http://aspendesignsummit.org/content.cfm?Alias=ads_pastconferences
2005 Aspen Design Summit
2004 ambient : interface
2003 SAFE: Design Takes on Risk
2002 What Matters Now?
2001 The More Things Change
2000 Spirit of Design
1999 design.digital
1998 Sports Design - It's not about Sports, it's about Design
1997 Hollywood: A Design for Living!
1996 Gestalt: Visions of German Design
1995 New Business: Redefining the Idea of Design
1994 Design and Human Bodies
1993 Reconstruction Ahead
1992 Get Real!
1991 Bare Bones
1990 Growing by Design
1989 The Italian Manifesto
1988 The Cutting Edge
1987 Success and Failure
1986 Insight and Outlook: Views of British Design
1985 Illusion is Truth
1984 Neighbors: Canada, Mexico and the U.S.
1983 The Future Isn't What It Used to Be
1982 The Prepared Professional
1981 The Italian Idea
1980 Form and Purpose

Doing Research

2006-06-20T18:08:00.000-07:00

Doing Research

http://www.jbs.cam.ac.uk/library/research/index.html
This section is designed to help staff and students find information about the process of doing research, with links to resources such as referencing style manuals, presentation and writing skills.
Writing Essays & Dissertations
How to Plan Research
Writing a Bibliography
Keeping Up-to-Date
Presentation Skills
Writing Business Plans
Judge Business School Authors
Quick Links

Women in Design

2006-06-16T18:29:00.000-07:00

Women in Design

[PDF] E-brand Design with 3C Strategy
identify the effects of emotional e-brand contents and the designer’s role of visualizing the emotional ... allows women to concept, design, name, and. Table 1. Analysis of six e-brands according to the 3C strategy ...

[PDF] 2005 idsa national conference
Women in Design. The 85% Population ...

[PDF] CC W530_ENG
German industrial designer, a British artist,. a Brazilian architect, a millionaire and former ... Women represent a growing group of Volvo Cars. customers. Over 50% of the company’s customers in. the USA are women. ...

http://cognexus.org/wpf/wickedproblems.pdf

http://www.dmi.org/dmi/html/publications/news/2005/dminlwinter05.pdf

designcouncil.org.uk

2006-06-06T05:38:00.000-07:00

Design Council UK

About Design: Postcards
A design knowledge resource written by world experts

Futureproofed
A look at why the UK needs design and a report on the Design Council's work across business, the public sector and the design industry

Design in technology research
Six designers have teamed up with six researchers to see how design can speed technology's journey from the lab to the marketplace. This report describes what happened.

Red Paper 01 Health - Co-creating Services
A new 'co-creation' approach to health care is set out in this paper from the Design Council's RED unit.

The Business of Design
In-depth research on the UK's design industry providing detailed data on everything from scale and economic clout to education and skills.

The Impact of School Learning Environments - A Literature Review
An overview of academic research commissioned for the Design Council's Learning Environments Campaign.

The Practical Power of Design
This brochure outlines the Design Council's new strategy and explains how we are putting our plans into action.

Design in Britain 2004-2005
The more businesses use design, the more successful they're likely to be. That's the clear message from Design in Britain 2004-2005.

Platform & Incubator: Helping realise creative entrepreneurship
Distilling the lessons from two initiatives to broaden design students' understanding of business issues.

MIT Video -- Tim Brown

2006-06-05T05:27:00.000-07:00

MIT Video – Tim Brown
Innovation Through Design Thinking (Video)

Tim Brown, CEO of IDEO, gave a talk at MIT on
Innovation Through Design Thinking.
In the presentation, he talked about designing by looking through the eyes of people
(empathic approach). He walked through a broad three stage process of
inspiration, ideation and implementation with an example of a design method in each area.
Link to MIT World Video Description
Direct Link to Video
Via <http://www.amblemedia.com/archives/57>

Innovation Through Design Thinking

Design Innovation—the New Interface

http://www.hb-3.com/

Is brand loyalty a thing of the past?

Folks have been talking about the declining importance of brand in marketing arenas for some time now. Many suggest the spread of information technology has led to better educated, more fickle consumers who are less willing to place their faith in a logo or a name. Nokia and Sony’s recent declines surely seem to support that angle.

User Centred Design

2006-06-01T18:39:00.000-07:00

User Centred Design

http://www.ergonomics.org.uk/ergonomics4schools/e4s%20careers%20pack.pdf

http://www.designcouncil.org.uk/user centred design.pdf

http://www.cs.bath.ac.uk/~anneb/PRODUCT%20HANDLING%20AND%20VISUAL%20PRODUCT%20EVALUATION.pdf

http://www.cs.bath.ac.uk/~anneb/NADE%202001.pdf

https://hfes.org/Web/BulletinPdf/bulletin0302.pdf

http://www.cs.bath.ac.uk/~anneb/ucdwn.pdf

http://www.hci-international.org/files/final_program.pdf

http://www.springerlink.com/focus groups

The Design of Things to Come : How Ordinary People Create Extraordinary Products

IMPACT: The Synergy of Design, Technology, and Business

Human-Centered Design

2006-05-31T20:55:00.000-07:00

Human-Centered Design

http://cscl.ist.psu.edu/public/projects/sod/597Fall2004/readings/40yearsOfDesResearch.pdf

http://goodgestreet.com/

Forlizzi, J. (2006). “How Robotic Products Become Social Products: An Ethnographic Study of Robotic Products in the Home.” Submitted to CSCW06.
[local pdf, 2.1 MB]

Forlizzi, J. (1997). "Designing for Experience: An Approach to Human-Centered Design. Master of Design in Interaction Design Thesis, Carnegie Mellon University.
[local pdf, 2.4 MB]

Zimmerman, J., Forlizzi, J., and Evenson, S. (2004). “Taxonomy for Extracting Design Knowledge from Research Conducted During Design Cases.” Futureground 04 (Conference of the Design Research Society) Proceedings, Melbourne, Australia, November 2004.
[local pdf, 1.2 MB]
http://goodgestreet.com/docs/forlizziFG.pdf

The Creative Class

2006-05-31T18:45:00.000-07:00

The Creative Class

http://www.creativeclass.org/

http://www.washingtonmonthly.com/features/2001/0205.florida.html
The Rise of the Creative Class
Why cities without gays and rock bands are losing the economic development race.
By Richard Florida

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Florida

http://www.creativeclass.org/acrobat/Role_of_the_University.pdf

http://www.creativeclass.org/acrobat/TheWorldIsSpiky.pdf

The Creative Age

2006-05-29T23:50:00.000-07:00

The Creative Age

http://www.rotman.utoronto.ca/pdf/Rotman_spring06.pdf (5.61MB)

4 Designing in Hostile Territory
Even in seemingly ‘hostile’ territory, design thinking can prosper – if managers embrace the challenge by using some of the techniques from the designer’s toolbox.
By Roger Martin

10 Interview with a Creativity Guru: Richard Florida
The best-selling author talks about why creative capital is drawn to certain places, the fate of ‘second-tier’ cities, and the dangers of our increasingly ‘spikey’ world.
By Karen Christensen

14 If Managers Thought Like Designers
Design has been hailed as the ‘secret weapon’ for competition in the 21st century. Here are ten things managers would do differently if they took design seriously.
By Jeanne Liedtka

20 Managing Creativity
Creative enterprises bring together the contributions of a vast number of people,
making the effective management of creativity a critical skill.
By Yoram Wind

24 Turning Design Thinking into Design Doing
Follow these simple guidelines and your organization will be better equipped to
translate inspiration into implementation.
By Heather Fraser

30 The Ten Faces of Innovation
World-renowned design firm IDEO has developed ten roles that people can play
to foster innovation and drive creativity throughout an organization.
By Tom Kelley

34 The Importance of Forgetting, Borrowing and Learning for
Strategic Experiments
New ventures must be designed so that they can forget, borrow and learn from
the core company.
By Vijay Govindarajan and Chris Trimble

39 Emotion and Creativity at Work
A look at how emotional experiences in the flow of our daily work lives relate to creative thinking on the job.
By Teresa Amabile, Sigal Barsade, Jennifer Mueller, and Barry Staw

44 Maximizing Productivity in Diverse Teams
To better understand how diversity influences teams, we must first examine how different types of diversity relate to information use.
By Kristina Dahlin, Laurie Weingart and Pamela Hinds

50 Design Matters for Management
A design attitude toward problem solving can help put better ideas and alternatives on the table for analytic consideration and quantitative assessment.
By Richard Boland Jr. and Fred Collapy

54 The Creative Mind: Myths and Mechanisms
Cognitive scientist Margaret Boden discusses different types of creativity, and how we can combat the natural limits of our mental maps.
By Karen Christensen

Interaction Design

2006-05-29T11:15:00.000-07:00

Interaction Design

[PDF] A CONVERSATION ABOUT INTERACTION DESIGN Bill Moggridge

[PDF] Product Meaning, Affective Use Evaluation and Transfer: A ...

http://x.i-dat.org/~eg/research/pdf/Giaccardi_Leonardo05.pdf (4.5MB)

http://idl.fh-potsdam.de/IDL_english/PDF/IDL_FHP_Profil_english.pdf

[PDF] VIRTUAL DESIGN STUDIO AS A LEARNING ENVIRONMENT

http://www.mindtrek.org/liitetiedostot/materiaalit_editori/146.pdf

http://cid.nada.kth.se/pdf/MakingSense.pdf

[PDF] The Experience of Enchantment in Human-Computer Interaction

http://www.iasummit.org/finalpapers/28%20Gajendar%20handout.pdf

[PDF] Cognitive and Cultural Views of Emotions

Convergence Culture

2006-05-27T21:18:00.000-07:00

Convergence culture

http://www.convergenceculture.net/aboutc3/focus.html

Fan cultures: the social groups of impassioned consumers of specific genres of entertainment (examples include science fiction, comic books and computer games).

Brand cultures: communities of committed consumers of specific products and services (such as BMW drivers, iPod users and Coke collectors).

Style cultures: the neo-tribes that organize around the ephemeral pursuit of cool. (Bobos in China, Hip hop Hedz in America and Otaku and Kogal in Japan).

These three clusters constantly interact dynamically with each other, reshaping the context of consumption and generating new trends in the process.
C3 researchers are seeking to answer the following questions:

· How has the intersection between old and new technologies shifted the ways that people consume entertainment and brand content?
· What new media methods and models can sponsors and advertisers use to build a lasting emotional connection with their brands? (e.g. product placements, advergaming and viral marketing)
· What happens as brand cultures (the most hardcore consumers of a particular consumer product) interact with fan cultures (the most hardcore enthusiasts of a particular entertainment franchise)?
· What strategies do brand managers need to adapt to the instantaneous global circulation of entertainment content (such as Japanese anime, Korean soaps, and hip-hop)?
· Does greater consumer participation in brand cultures result in stronger brand affiliations?
· Where do companies "cross the line" in their efforts to attach themselves to particular entertainment franchises through product placements and tie-ins?

http://www.convergenceculture.net/aboutc3/convergence.html

There are three core concepts that are central to the way that we at C3 think about the current media landscape. Transmedia entertainment, participatory culture, and brand extension describe the same process as experienced by the creative artist, the media consumer, and the marketer. Each reflects the current moment of media convergence, a process that facilitates the flow of content across the entire media system. To us, media convergence is more than just a technological shift; it is a tectonic shift that has altered the relationship between existing technologies, industries, markets, genres and audiences. We believe convergence stands for a process and not an endpoint.

Transmedia Entertainment describes the newfound flow of stories, images, characters, information, and sounds across various media channels, in a coordinated fashion, which facilitates a deepening expansion of the consumer's experience.

Participatory Culture describes the way consumers interact with media content, media producers, and each other as they explore the resources available to them in the expanded media landscape. Consumers become active participants in shaping the creation, circulation, and interpretation of media content. Such experiences deepen the consumer's emotional investment in the media property, and expands their awareness of both content and brand.

Experiential Marketing refers to the development of novel approaches to brand extension and marketing which play out across multiple media channels so that the consumer's identification with the product is enhanced and deepened each time they re-encounter the brand in a new context.

Biomimicry

2006-05-27T07:59:00.000-07:00

Better by design

http://www.moea.state.mn.us/publications/betterbydesign.pdf

http://www.naturaledgeproject.net/Documents/UNSWEvent.pdf

http://www.brc21.org/newsletters/BRCNews_22.pdf

http://www.expo2005.com/expo_facts.htm

http://www.bath.ac.uk/mech-eng/biomimetics/about.htm

http://www.cbc.ca/natureofthings/features.html#

http://www.biomimicry.net/

Cultural Artefact

2006-05-25T03:11:00.000-07:00

Cultural Artefact

http://www.colbud.hu/programme/focusgroups/2004TICS.pdf
Culture makes humans unique.

[PDF] Mark Federman, The Ephemeral Artefact – The Vision of Cultural ...

[PDF] THE DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A REPOSITORY FOR DIGITAL CULTURAL ...

[PDF] LOCATIVE MEDIA AS SOCIALISING AND SPATIALISING PRACTICES: LEARNING ...

[PDF] “Touching Culture”

[PDF] Andy C Pratt, Cultural industries That part of the economy ...

[PDF] User-Centred Evaluation of Augmented Representation of Cultural ...

[PDF] CULTURAL INDUSTRIES AND PUBLIC POLICY: AN OXYMORON? Andy C Pratt ...

Semantic Transform

2006-05-24T19:59:00.000-07:00

Semantic Transform

http://www2.uiah.fi/~tokarjal/EIASM2005_alternative.pdf
TONI-MATTI KARJALAINEN
Strategic management of product design is a crucial issue with respect to brand recognition and differentiation. The key question to consider is: How may companies transform their strategic intentions to product design. To approach this question, a qualitative case study approach was used. The case studies of Volvo passenger cars and Nokia mobile phones are briefly discussed in the paper. They illustrate rather different realities and approaches towards strategic brand communication through design. The paper aims to outline the main thematic issues and practices of brand communication through design, as they are relevant to strategic management of new product development.

Designing with the users (in mind) (1,2MB, PPT)

Eniro’s presentation (4.1MB, PPT)
There are two kinds of searches, emotional and rational, according to executive vice president of Eniro Finland, Stefan Anderson. Eniro is the largest directory company in the Nordic countries.

Virtanen’s presentation (5,1MB, PPT)
“Convergence in Mobile Internet Communications” at Mobile Monday Helsinki

Snellman’s presentation (0.86 MB, PDF)
The big change will be that the share of internet and mobile music will grow from under one percent to about 9 percent in 2008.

Mellins’s presentation (0.3 , PPT)
VoIP and WiFi seem to present basis for a perfect marriage, but time is not ready for wedding bells, said Jorma Mellin, a Finnish Internet pioneer and a project director at TDC Song Oy.

Knowledge Economy

2006-05-23T18:25:00.000-07:00

Knowledge Economy

[PDF] A Primer on the Knowledge Economy

[PDF] Australia today

[PDF] The New Economy: Beyond the Hype

[PDF] Geared for success in the new economy

[PDF] Measuring the Information Economy

[PDF] Australia's Growth Industries in the Age of the Knowledge Economy

[PDF] Backing Australia's Ability - an innovation action plan for the future

[PDF] The Economics of Knowledge

http://www.aarnet.edu.au/publications/aarnet_annual_report_2004.pdf

http://www.mmv.vic.gov.au/eLearningStrategy2004.pdf

http://www.wa.gov.au/tiac/ictforum/bigpipes/bigpipesreport-11.htm

Economic Survey of Denmark 2006
The Policy Brief (pdf format) can be downloaded.
It contains the OECD assesment and recommendations but not all of
the charts included on the above pages.

http://www.oecd.org/dataoecd/41/33/35755962.pdf
OECD Economic Outlook No. 79, May 2006

The Hidden Dimension

2006-05-21T14:33:00.000-07:00

Origin of Brands

2006-05-21T13:51:00.000-07:00

Divergence

[PDF] Convergence and divergence in consumer behaviour: implications for ...

http://www.mariekedemooij.com/articles/demooij_2003_int_journal_adv.pdf

http://www.ries.com/Books/pdf/OriginofBrands.pdf

http://brew.qualcomm.com/brew_bnry/pdf/events/brew_2005/gs4_clarke_O2.pdf

http://www.beyond-branding.com/Globalin.pdf

Scenario boards

2006-05-20T05:59:00.000-07:00

Scenario boards

http://www.pdma.org/visions/january06/scenario-boards.php
Scenario boards can be used to improve validation of early product and service concepts Matthew Jordan and Ed Geiselhart

http://www.pdma.org/visions/january06/open-innovation.php

PDMA 2005 International Conference attracts its largest audience ever to focus on innovation in global Product Development Phillip Clark

COVER STORY Innovation at Nextel: Addressing unmet customer needs
Greg Santoro and Ram NairNextel, now Sprint Nextel, was a 2005 OCI Co-Winner.

http://www.pdma.org/visions/july05/annual-review.html

How to use online qualitative research in the New Product Development process
Anne Orban
A primer on the most prevalent qualitative online research tools available today and how to use them effectively in the NPD process.

In Focus: Tools for aligning the Front End of Innovation
Greg Githens
Columnist Greg Githens describes some useful tools for aligning the Front End of Innovation (FEI) in your New Product Development (NPD) process with your strategy.

NPD Book Briefs Adam Hansen

Creativity Index

2006-05-17T01:26:00.000-07:00

Creativity Index

[PDF] Creativity Index

[PDF] Creativity What is creativity? Creative stuff

http://www.arch.usyd.edu.au/~john/publications/2002/02TangGeroECAI.pdf
A Cognitive Method to Measure Potential Creativity in Designing
Hsien-Hui Tang and John S. Gero

http://www.k-state.edu/psych/cws/pdf/stress_paper93.PDF
Environmental Stressor Effects on Creativity and Decision Making
James Shanteau / Kansas State University and
Geri Anne Dino / Frostburg State University

http://semantics.ucr.edu/~allison/KaufmanKaufmanAnimalCognition.pdf
Applying a creativity framework to animal cognition
James C. Kaufman,and Allison B. Kaufman

[PDF] COMPLEX SPATIAL SKILLS: THE LINK BETWEEN VISUALIZATION AND ...

[PDF] HICSS'01: Improving Group Creativity: Brainstorming Versus Non ...

[PDF] The Effect of Input Knowledge on Creativity

[PDF] Implicite theories of creativity across cultures.

[PDF] LOGO experience 1 EFFECTS OF LOGO EXPERIENCE AND GRADE ON CONCEPT ...

http://www.lookatmorestuff.com/bizunorthodox.pdf

Creativity at Work

2006-05-16T01:43:00.000-07:00

Creativity at Work

http://www.cpsb.com/resources/download.html
The Creative Problem Solving Group
Working to unleash the full spectrum of creative talent in organizations

Versions of CPS Presentation
Download this article in PDF format (For personal use only)

http://www.ccmd-ccg.gc.ca/Research/publications/pdfs/p133_e.pdf
Creativity at work: A Leadership Guide

http://www.inventionatplay.org/resources.html
invention at play

http://www.drtoy.com/main/index.html
Dr. Toy’s Guide on the Internet

IDATER Archive (1988-2001)

2006-05-12T22:28:00.000-07:00

The IDATER archive (1988-2001)

IDATER is the International Conference on Design and Technology Educational Research and Curriculum Development and was held at Loughborough University each year from 1988-2001.

Papers presented at the Conference discussed research and curriculum development related to design-related disciplines, to curriculum subjects, and to their associated educational activities.

The papers were published in the annual Conference Book and thereby disseminated to a world-wide audience and, in particular, made available to those studying and researching in this field.

http://www.lboro.ac.uk/idater/

http://www.lboro.ac.uk/idater/downloads_recent01/norman-roberts2001.PDF

Design Curriculum Matters
Learning Design: Occasional Papers
Design: Occasional Papers

Introduction to ID

2006-05-11T17:56:00.000-07:00

Introduction to ID

[PDF] Introduction to Industrial Design

[PDF] Looking Good: An Introduction to Industrial Designs for Small and ...

[PDF] The Process Improvement Impact on the Styling Workflow of an ...

http://facultypages.scad.edu/~jkolko/_InteractionMinor/reading.php

IDUS215 : Contextual Research Methods

"This course presents the techniques necessary to conduct relevant and useful research of a novel domain in context. Students are expected to gain knowledge and expertise to contribute to the design process in user-centered products and systems in which user, goals and task needs are given primary importance".
Download IDUS215 Syllabus (PDF)

Design Research

2006-05-10T09:42:00.000-07:00

Design Research

http://kisd.de/research.98.html?&lang=en
Thinking, developing and experimenting new approaches

Do Universities of Applied Sciences conduct research?
Do designers conduct research?

Leading with design – Strategies for a future-oriented corporate culture
3rd Design Management Forum on 20. Mai 2006 in Cologne
http://kisd.de/dm_forum_3.html?&lang=en
Program [PDF, 468 KB]

http://www.dmi.org/dmi/html/aboutdmi/lockwoodinterview.htm
Interview with new DMI President/Tom Lockwood: Views on Design Management
by Brigitte Borja de Mozota

Originally published in the April 2006 edition of Cercle du design et de la marque (France)

"Design is at the core of innovation; my definition of innovation is creativity plus design. My view is that successful innovation involves managed creativity plus managed design. Today, more and more businesses are recognizing design as a key strategic tool, but they also need to recognize the role of design management in bringing innovation to market. Every CEO would like to improve his or her results in innovation; actually most innovation fails. We are working to show them how to increase success rates by applying design management and design thinking to the process, and the most obvious way is to connect the dots between design and innovation."

Industrial Design

2006-04-17T06:45:00.000-07:00

Industrial Design

[PDF] What is ID?

[PDF] Comprehensive Description of Industrial Design
Industrial design is the professional service of creating and developing concepts
and specifications that optimize the function, ... influence and are perceived by
the user are essential industrial design resources. ...

[PDF] What is Industrial Design
Industrial Design. Matthew Kressy. Rhode Island School of Design. DesignturnInc.
Page 2. What is Industrial Design? • Mission: Enhance the user’s experience. – Form /Aesthetics. – Simplified Functionality. – Improved HumanFactors ...

[PDF] Industrial Design

[PDF] Industrial Design

[PDF] Looking Good: An Introduction to Industrial Designs for Small and ...

[PDF] Haptic Modelling An Alternative Industrial Design Methodology

[PDF] THE ART OF INNOVATION A Look Inside Microsoft Hardware Design

[PDF] ACTION THEORY AND COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY IN INDUSTRIAL DESIGN: USER ...

[PDF] TUE-ID-teaching-2005.ppt

[PDF] Industrial Design to Experience Design: Searching for New Common ...

http://www.asu.edu/caed/students/advising/checksheets/IndustrialDesign05_06.pdf

[PDF] 42992 - Industrial Design

Management Benchmark

2006-04-15T05:53:00.000-07:00

Management Benchmark Study
http://www.au.af.mil/au/awc/awcgate/doe/benchmark/

Introduction to the book

Section 1. The Context: Science, Management, and Organizations
· Chapter 1. Concepts Underlying Organizational Effectiveness
· Chapter 2. Science Policy: The Rationale for Public Support

Section 2. Emerging Essentials
· Chapter 3. Strategy (and Decision Analysis)
· Chapter 4. Change Management
· Chapter 5. Knowledge Management
· Chapter 6. Performance Assessment

Section 3. Design
· Chapter 7. Competencies
· Chapter 8. Teams and Project/Program Management
· Chapter 9. Organizational Alliances, Partnerships, and Networks
· Chapter 10. Participative Management and Employee and Stakeholder Involvement

Section 4. Key Attributes for Mobilization and Flexibility
· Chapter 11. Organizational Culture
· Chapter 12. Leadership
· Chapter 13. Organizational Communication
· Chapter 14. Innovation
· Chapter 15. Creativity
· Chapter 16. Scientific Ethics

Section 5. Conclusions
· Chapter 17. Communicating Science

Online Tutors

2006-04-03T07:58:00.000-07:00

Online Tutors

Answers.com - Online Dictionary, Encyclopedia and much more

HowStuffWorks - Learn how Everything Works!

Blogger: Create your Blog Now -- FREE

Dictionary.com

AltaVista

Encyclopædia Britannica

Merriam-Webster Online

Boing Boing: A Directory of Wonderful Things

Internet Public Library:

Encyclopedia.com - Because knowledge is cool.

Google News

http://www.wikipedia.org/

Creativity in Business

2006-04-01T06:41:00.000-08:00

Creativity in Business

[PDF] INSIGHTS INTO CREATIVITY, INNOVATION AND RISK WITHIN BUSINESS

[PDF] Enterprise, Social Enterprise and Critical Pedagogy

[PDF] ISM Conference Proceedings - Creative Supply Management Solutions ...

Kenny, Rory: Unlocking the creativity continuum: processes and techniques that generate breakthrough solutions to attain radical business advantage (pdf, 690KB)
with accompanying presentation slides (pdf, 110KB)

2004-2005 Judge Business School

Bandari, Esfandiar: Entrepreneurial leadership and transitions (pdf, 708KB)

Flores, Gabriel: Managing strategic alliances: cooperation through trust and commitment
(pdf, 331KB)

Hayashi, Kenji: Japanese inward investments in Cambridge: analysis of Japanese venture capitals, corporate ventures and Cambridge-based start-ups (pdf, 286KB)

Kedrowski, Ryan: Analyzing player performance in baseball: a sabermetric approach using data envelopment analysis (pdf, 318KB)

Kumar, Jayaraman: Opportunities and challenges for UK new ventures created by emerging wireless technologies (pdf, 661KB)

Liu, Jack: Venture capital in China: status quo and future trends (pdf, 2.52MB)

Lopez, Rodrigo: REITs: a replicable model for Chile? (pdf, 593KB)

Martinotti, Stefano: The CIO as leader of business innovation strategies enabled by disruptive technologies (pdf, 1MB)

Wong, Vincent: Thinking patterns of business professionals: reconciling vertical and lateral thinking through a dilemma theory of creativity (pdf, 1MB)

New Ways of Working

2006-03-25T20:13:00.000-08:00

New Ways of Working

Knowledge sharing in the "new office" - possibility or problem?
Proceedings from Computer Supported Cooperative Work Conference 2002
Eva Bjerrum og Susanne Bødker.
Download PDF

Working together: Work space, organization and conception of work
Proceedings from The International Telework Conference 2005
Eva Bjerrum og Stinne Aaløkke.
Download PDF

Gate Keeping or Bridge Building?
Cooperation, Learning and Boundary Working in a Cross Media Workplace
Proceedings from 6th Organizational Learning and Knowledge Conference
Eva Bjerrum, Susanne Bødker, Stinne Aaløkke og Anja Bechmann.
Download PDF

Swedish Design

2006-03-19T23:24:00.000-08:00

Swedish Design

[PDF] The 2005 Year of Design

[PDF] Semiotics in product design

[PDF] Swedish design

http://www.svenskform.se/

Focus Groups

2006-03-19T17:37:00.000-08:00

Focus Groups

[PDF] Focus Group Fundamentals
The focus group has been defined as a “carefully planned series of discussions designed to obtain perceptions on a defined area of interest in a permissive, non-threatening environment” (Krueger and Casey, 2000, p.5).

[PDF] Can You Call It a Focus Group?

[PDF] The focus group as a tool for health research: issues in design ...

[PDF] CHAPTER 8 Real World Context Focus Groups

[PDF] Focus Groups manual

[PDF] Guidelines for Conducting a Focus Group

[PDF] National Association of Design Education Journal Use and ...

[PDF] A Guide to Conducting and Planning Focus Groups

[PDF] Focus Groups & Libraries: A Selected Bibliography

[PDF] Chapter 1 Gathering Requirements for Mobile Devices using Focus ...

Andrew Hargadon on Innovation

2006-03-17T21:51:00.000-08:00

Andrew Hargadon

[PDF] Innovate on Purpose
Andrew Hargadon. How Breakthroughs Happen. Other metrics are available to measure interest and commitment to innovation.

http://metacool.typepad.com/metacool/files/1.01.ArtOfTheStart.pdf

[PDF] Seven Innovation Myths

[PDF] Managing for Creativity by R Florida J Goodnight

Frontiers of eBusiness Research (FeBR) 2005

http://beyondcreativity.blogs.com/mblog/innovation/index.html

Ivey Business Journal - FEATURE ARTICLE

[PDF] Bridging Small Worlds to Accelerate Innovation

[PDF] Leadership Development Review

[PDF] Culture & Change

[PDF] Oxford Magazine - Andrew Hargadon

HUB Magazines

2006-03-17T06:53:00.000-08:00

HUB magazine
http://hubmagazine.com/index.php?paged=1

http://hubmagazine.com/archives/the_hub/2006/mar_apr/the_hub11_cheskin.pdf
Why is design innovation being trumpeted as the next big thing? By Darrel Rhea, ceo, Cheskin. (download PDF)

http://hubmagazine.com/archives/the_hub/2006/mar_apr/the_hub11.pdf
The entire Mar/Apr ‘06 issue of the HUB magazine (28 pages), featuring a cover story interview with Wal-Mart CMO John Fleming, and nine other articles. (download PDF)

http://hubmagazine.com/archives/the_hub/2006/jan_feb/the_hub10.pdf
the entire Jan/Feb ‘06 issue of The HUB (20 pages)

http://hubmagazine.com/archives/the_hub/2005/nov_dec/the_hub9_roundtable.pdf
How brand "design language" connects with consumers at retail. A roundtable discussion featuring Paco Underhill of Envirosell, Tim Dorgan of J. Brown Agency, Jason Press of G2 and Mike Pytlinski, formerly of Kraft. (download PDF)

http://hubmagazine.com/archives/the_hub/2005/sep_oct/the_hub8.pdf
the entire Sep/Oct ‘05 issue of The Hub (20 pages)

Deep Linking

2006-03-12T04:28:00.000-08:00

Deep Linkinghttp://www.ala.org/alaorg/oif/deeplinking.html

Deep Linking is Good Linking (Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox)

http://www.wired.com/news/politics/1,51887-0.html
Deep Links Return to Surface
http://www.wired.com/news/business/1,62500-0.html
Hands Off! That Fact Is Mine
Deep Linking Lunacy

http://www.w3.org/DesignIssues/LinkLaw
Commentary on Web Architecture

Hyperlinking

2006-03-04T01:35:00.000-08:00

Hyperlinking
http://www.chillingeffects.org/linking/faq.cgi#QID710

Question: Do I need permission to link to someone else's site?

Answer: In general, if someone is making a website publicly available, others may freely link to it. That open linking is what makes the web a "web."

In most cases, however, simple linking is unlikely to violate the law.

Question: Is "deep linking" illegal?

Answer: "Deep linking" refers to the creation of hyperlinks to a page other than a website's homepage. For example, instead of pointing a link at http://www.chillingeffects.org, this site's "homepage," another site might link directly to the linking FAQ at http://www.chillingeffects.org/linking/faq .

Further, hyperlinking does not itself involve a violation of the Copyright Act (whatever it may do for other claims) since no copying is involved. The customer is automatically transferred to the particular genuine web page of the original author. There is no deception in what is happening. This is analogous to using a library's card index to get reference to particular items, albeit faster and more efficiently.

So far, courts have found that deep links to web pages were neither a copyright infringement nor a trespass.

Unlocking Creativity

2006-03-03T08:30:00.000-08:00

[PDF] a creative region - unlocking creativity

[PDF] IA02 PMSEIC Report - Science Innovation

[PDF] CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE EVIDENCE BASE

[PDF] Creativity Innovation

[PDF] Unlocking the knowledge potential of your organisation, by Jean ...

[PDF] How Creativity, Education and the Arts Shape a Modern Economy

[PDF] 1074P Corp Plan Summary-AW

Unlocking Creativity
Unlocking Creativity – a creative region (711KB, PDF)

Developing Business

[PDF] Unlocking Your Own Creativity

http://www.kieranhealy.org/files/drafts/creative-economy-bib.pdf

http://www.lse.ac.uk/collections/geographyAndEnvironment/pdf/cultural%20policy%20industry.pdf

Download full text The Creative Age (663KB)

As a knowledge-based economy emerges, economic and social value is created not just by what we know but by whether we apply our knowledge creatively. This report argues that creativity can be learned, and presents pioneering examples from education, community and business of how this can be done. The authors offer a radically different vision of education, which would position learners in diverse settings and require them to draw on their skills in practical and innovative ways. It proposes a ten-year programme of reform to ensure that learners can thrive in the knowledge economy.

http://www.ifacca.org/ifacca2/en/organisation/page09_BrowseAskView.asp?dartId=32

http://www.recap-network.org/Dig_Acq/boekmar04.html

http://www.mipc.mmu.ac.uk/iciss/reports/defin.pdf

http://www.creativeclass.org/acrobat/managing_for_creativity.pdf

http://www.unmillenniumproject.org/documents/Science-complete.pdf

Steelcase 360 eZine

2006-03-02T22:40:00.000-08:00

Steelcase 360 eZine

Steelcase - People at Work - The Language of Design
“The Language of Design” An interview with James Ludwig, director of design for Steelcase North America. What are the hot design trends for 2005? The list provided by James Ludwig, director of design for Steelcase North America, ...
Steelcase - People at Work - Design for Healing
Steelcase Inc. the global leader in the office furniture industry. ... The Language of Design · The Networked Individualist · THE NEXT EVOLUTION of the Personal Workspace · The State of the Cubicle, 2006 ...

[PDF] Design for the Flat World
Technology and the Steelcase/Robert C. Pew Professor of Design. He has published ... allow big and slow to work together despite the language differences. - maybe we should be marketing “business in a box” to the other 6 billion so ...

[PDF] Collective Creativity

[PDF] Pattern Language

[PDF] Design Magazine (China), September 2004 Interview with Shaohui Qiu ...

[PDF] DESIGN STRATEGY

http://www.rca.ac.uk/images/lib/pub67.pdf

Architectural Design

2006-02-26T00:54:00.000-08:00

Architectural Design

[PDF] The new undergraduate major in Architectural Design, was designed ...

The Architectural Design major provides opportunities for students to explore their general interests in architecture while ... The requirements for that minor are cross-listed here with requirements for the Architectural Design major. ...

[PDF] FEDERATION SQUARE – A CASE STUDY IN ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

[PDF] From Requirements to Design using Goals, Scenarios, and Agents

[PDF] Towards an architectural design system based on generic ...

[PDF] Connects and Disconnects Between Architectural and Engineering Design

[PDF] ASPECTUALIZE AND CONQUER IN ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN 1. The Designer’s ...

[PDF] arch.mcgill.ca/arch202/winter2005/syllabus_arch202_jan_2005.pdf

[PDF] Computer aided design for the Architectural future

[PDF] Chapter 4: The Building Architectural Design

[PDF] Sustainable Architectural Practice Explanation The AIA recognizes ...

[PDF] portfolio guide

Innovation Newsletter

2006-02-24T20:03:00.000-08:00

Leader Values

2006-02-24T05:13:00.000-08:00

Leader Values

[PDF] www.cbi.cgey.com

Markus Seidel is general manager for. Innovation Management at BMW Group and. responsible for the predevelopment portfolios. of the BMW and Mini brands. He graduated. with a master’s degree in business engineering ...

www.leader-values.com/Downloads/CBI/Journal_Issue_8.pdf

http://www.leader-values.com/Downloads/CBI/Journal_Issue_9.pdf

http://www.leader-values.com/

February 2 2006 Click here for the full Newsletter

General Omar Nelson Bradley
The Ten Values of Excellent Teams
Emergence, Readiness and Adaptability
Lessons & Quotes
Keith Hall's Book Review

January 2 2006 Click here for the full Newsletter

Mother Teresa
The Art of Enlightened Leadership
Growing The Leader in Us
Lessons & Quotes
Keith Hall's Book Review

November 28 2005 Click here for the full Newsletter

Hannibal Barca
Becoming Customer Centric
Want Higher Profits? Choose Your Customers Wisely
Lessons & Quotes
Keith Hall's Book Review

October 28 2005 Click here for the full Newsletter

Sam Walton
Team Building Without Time Wasting
Teams Make Change Happen
Lessons & Quotes
Keith Hall's Book Review

September 28 2005 Click here for the full Newsletter

Malcolm X
Optimism Brings Positive Results to The Workplace
Linkage Inc Succession Planning Appeal
Lessons & Quotes
Keith Hall's Book Review

August 28 2005 Click here for the full Newsletter

Walt Disney
Listening, The Doorway To Employee Commitment
As Generation Y Moves In, Leadership Must Evolve
Lessons & Quotes
Keith Hall's Book Review

July 19 2005 Click here for the full Newsletter

Queen Elizabeth I
Creating a Trusting Work Environment
Poor Ethics in Organizations ...
Lessons & Quotes
Keith Hall's Book Review

June 26 2005 Click here for the full Newsletter

Bob Geldolf
Developing an Authentic Planning Process
Wanted: Leaders With Courage
Lessons & Quotes
Keith Hall's Book Review

May 29 2005 Click here for the full Newsletter

Rachel Elnaugh
Creating an Environment for Innovation
Innovation: Core Competency for the 21st Century
Lessons & Quotes
Keith Hall's Book Review

May 1 2005 Click here for the full Newsletter

Vladimir Lenin
What Knowledge Tears Apart, Networks Make Whole
Six Degrees of Interconnection
Lessons & Quotes
Keith Hall's Book Review

March 29 2005 Click here for the full Newsletter

Anne Mulcahy
The Retirement of The Baby Boom Generation:The Coming Knowledge Drain
Leaders in Short Supply Just When We Need Them
Lessons & Quotes
Keith Hall's Book Review

March 1 2005 Click here for the full Newsletter

Annie Besant
VIA - Vision into Action
Re-Recruiting : A Tool To Protect and Grow
Lessons & Quotes
Keith Hall Book Review - Leadership & Talent in Asia

February 1 2005 Click here for the full Newsletter

Bono
Standing Up To Those Who Don't Do the Right Thing
Soul Business
Lessons and quotes
The Strategic Value of Values

January 2 2005 Click here for the full Newsletter

Napoleon Bonaparte
How Successful Multinationals Communicate ...
Going Global
Lessons & Quotes
Wanted : Chief Globalization Officer

December 4 2004 Click here for the full Newsletter

Harry S Truman
Coaching the Team
Creating a Company Mentoring Program
Lessons & Quotes
Introduction to Professional Business and Personal

November 6 2004 Click here for the full Newsletter

Ernestine Louise Rose
When The Boss is a Bully
Change Starts with a Shift in Perspective
Lessons & Quotes
How to Change

October 9 2004 Click here for the full Newsletter

Mustafa Kemal Ataturk
Break the Rules
Cross Culture in Business & Everyday Life
Lessons & Quotes
Cultural Differences

September 11 2004 Click here for the full Newsletter

Rudy Giuliani
Evolution of Leadership : Vision-Values
Resolving Workplace Conflict
Lessons & Quotes
Why Free Agent Thinking is Good

August 14 2004 Click here for the full Newsletter

Sir John Harvey-Jones
Harnessing the Power of the Unknown ...
Leadership Development is Sound Investment
Lessons & Quotes
Value Based Leadership for the 21st Century

July 17 2004 Click here for the full Newsletter

Whina Cooper
How to Communicate Anything to Anyone
A Failure to Lead : A Failure to Communicate
Lessons & Quotes
Changing Role of Leadership

June 19 2004 Click here for the full Newsletter

Richard Branson
Designing Your Future - Daniel Burrus
Realizing Untapped Potential - Dan Elash
Lessons & Quotes
Entrepreneurs on the Inside - Albert Vicere

May 22 2004 Click here for the full Newsletter

Kofi Annan
Got Respect? - Dr John Martin
Nurturing the Teamwork Culture- Joan Pastor
Lessons & Quotes
Indisputable Laws of Teamwork - Azurin & Pantilla

April 24 2004 Click here for the full Newsletter

Lech Walsea
Creating the Best Practice - Paul Sloane
How to Build a Team - Dr Arky Ciancutti
Lessons & Quotes
Trust is Not a Passive Activity - Stephen Dent

March 27 2004 Click here for the full Newsletter

Wilma Mankiller
Leaving Bullies Behind - By Margot Cairnes
Strategic Visioning - By Helene Mazur
Lessons and quotes
Creativity + Change = Innovation - G. McGartland

February 28 2004 Click here for the full Newsletter

Anita Roddick
How to Put Yourself Out of Business - Peter Duncan
Leaders Need to be Seen - Ed Konczal
Lessons and quotes
Embracing Evolution - Chris Meyer & Stan Davis

January 31 2004 Click here for the full Newsletter

Andy Grove
Innovative Measures - Thomas Ambler
Teams and Workgroups - Maria Kane
Lessons and quotes
Connectivity reinvents Innovation - Rudy Ruggles

January 3 2004 Click here for the full Newsletter

Toyotomi Hideyoshi
Leading Virtual Teams - David Gould
7 Steps to Closure - Dr Arky Ciancutti
Lessons and quotes
The Invisible Advantage - Jon Low

December 6 2003 Click here for the full Newsletter

Alfred P. Sloan
Managing for Innovation - Mitchell Goozé
Order through Chaos - Lawrence E. Wharton
Lessons and quotes
Exchanges: Transforming the world of Work

November 9 2003 Click here for the full Newsletter

Indira Gandhi
Superpowers - Mick Yates
Strategists and Magicians - David Rooke
Lessons and quotes
Innovations in the connected economy

October 10 2003 Click here for the full Newsletter

Ahmed Shah Masood
A Theory about Genius 2 - Michael Michalko
Selling to the Value Driven - Robert Tucker
Lessons and quotes
Getting Rid of Followers? Alan Yu

September 13 2003 Click here for the full Newsletter

Alexander the Great
A Theory about Genius - Michael Michalko
Winning Through Adversity - Adrian Savage
Lessons and quotes
Teamwork & Asian Collectivism - Henry Astorga

August 23 2003 Click here for the full Newsletter

Reuben Mark
A Micro Look at Leadership - Freda Turner
Innovation means ..... - Margaret Wheatley
Lessons and quotes
Character-centered Leadership - Rebecca Barnett

August 2 2003 Click here for the full Newsletter

Corazon Aquino
Mastering Change - Mark Sanborne
Business Ethics ..... - Bruce Hamm
Lessons and quotes
Leaders with Courage - Ray Weekes

July 11 2003 Click here for the full Newsletter

Chris Gent
Mastering the Inner Game - Jim Dreaver
Cross Border Negotiations - Stacey van Hooven
Lessons and quotes
Edgewalking: New Century Paradigm - Cynthia Kemper

June 21 2003 Click here for the full Newsletter

Aung San Suu Kyi
Self Mastery - Charles Albano
Has Capitalism gone too far? Margot Cairnes
Lessons and quotes
Enterprise Fitness - John Covington

May 31 2003 Click here for the full Newsletter

Rigoberta Menchú
Empowerment: What it is and is not - Joan Pastor
Innovation Calls for Leadership - Jim Clemmer
Lessons and quotes
Trust or Bust - Dr Arky Ciancutti

May 10 2003 Click here for the full Newsletter

Margaret Thatcher
Careers & Company Culture
Everything I ever learned about Teaming
Lessons and quotes
Art of Leadership - Human side of Enterprise

April 25 2003 Click here for the full Newsletter

Ernest Shackleton
Two Crises: SARS & September 11 - Alan Yu
To Be or Not to Be Average - Clyde Dennis
Lessons and Quotes
The True Value of Unworkable Ideas - Rick Brenner

April 11 2003 Click here for the full Newsletter

Nelson Mandela
Values in war - looting in Basra or Bath?
Elan at work - Pat Mclagan
Lessons and quotes
What's Visionary Leadership - Jamie Walters

March 28 2003 Click here for the full Newsletter

Madeleine Albright
Leadership in War - Tim Collins
Helping Successful People
Lessons and quotes
Women and the Glass Ceiling

March 14 2003 Click here for the full Newsletter

Louis Gerstner
The personal journey - IQ, EQ and Now SQ.
Paradox and Leadership - Mick Yates
Lessons and quotes
Principled Leadership in an Age of Cynicism

February 28 2003 Click here for the full Newsletter

George C. Marshall
The personal journey - Leaders Need Feelings
Leadership with the 4E's - Step 4: Energize
Lessons and quotes
Chaos and Complexity -- Michael Lissack

February 14 2003 Click here for the full Newsletter

Julius Caesar
The personal journey - How to Work with Anyone!
Leadership with the 4E's - Step 3: Empower
Lessons and quotes
Motivating Power of Vision - John Pellowe

January 31 2003 Click here for the full Newsletter

Pope John XXIII
The personal journey - Your Dream & Future
Leadership with the 4E's - Step 2: Enable
Lessons and quotes
What is Christian Leadership?

January 18 2003 Click here for the full Newsletter

Winston Churchill
The personal journey
Leadership with the 4E's - Step 1: Envision
Lessons and quotes
The values of Genghs Khan

Dr Bettina von Stamm

2006-02-18T05:25:00.000-08:00

Dr Bettina von Stamm

[PDF] Innovation Perspectives

Format Publishing Innovation

[PDF] ENFB 13-603: outline

DOWNLOAD FULL PDF
About Innovation By Dr Bettina von Stamm

[PDF] MANAGING FOR INNOVATION

[PDF] Next D Journal Organizational Innovation

[PDF] DIFFUSION OF CREATIVE DESIGN

[PDF] dmi_nl_spring04

[PDF] DEVELOPING AN ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE THAT FACILITATES RADICAL ...

[PDF] http://www.springer.com/1-84628-125-3

EURAM2005 - overview tracks, sessions

SIM Seminar Archive

2006-02-15T22:31:00.000-08:00

SIM Seminar Archive

1. Ron Adner (INSEAD)
A demand-based perspective on sustainable competitive advantage
Download paper (PDF 454KB)

2. Brian Uzzi (Northwestern)
Collaboration and creativity: how small worlds make big differences
Download paper (PDF 569KB)

3. Hart Posen (Wharton)
Do capital markets value firm capabilities?
Download paper (PDF 579KB)

4. Charles Baden-Fuller (Cass)
Replicating Knowledge - Principles or Templates?
Download paper (PDF - 368 KB)

5. Nelson Phillips (Cambridge)
Remembrance of Things Past? The Dynamics of Organizational Forgetting
Download bio (PDF - 53 KB)
Download paper (PDF - 302 KB)

6. Tim Devinney (Australian GSM)
The process of knowledge creation in organizations
Download paper (PDF - 593 KB)

7. Giovanni Gavetti (HBS)
Rationality and plasticity over time: Toward a grounded theory of the origin of strategies
Download paper (PDF - 323 KB)

8. Brian Loasby (University of Stirling)
Organisation and the human mind
Download OH presentation (PDF - 173 KB)
Download Simon paper (PDF - 157 KB)
Download Hayek paper (PDF - 242 KB)
Download Neo-Schumpeterian paper (PDF - 125 KB)
Download Penrose paper (PDF - 124 KB)

9. Jasjit Singh (HBS)
Social Networks as Determinants of Knowledge Diffusion Patterns
Download paper (PDF - 524 KB)

10. Peter Murmann (Northwestern)
The coevolution of industries and academic disciplines
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RGD Review

2006-02-14T17:48:00.000-08:00

Design Council - Design Cards

2006-02-12T21:05:00.000-08:00

About Design: Postcards

About Design Cards

If you are using design, commissioning it, studying it, writing about it, teaching it or actually doing it, the chances are you'll need design knowledge to make your work more effective.
The Design Council knowledge cards summarise a unique resource of online in-depth information compiled by expert authors on design topics and issues that matter.

The 30 cards in a pack provide an overview of our knowledge experts resources introducing each topic by explaining what it is, why it is important and how you might apply the subject. This information is expanded further in the website 'about design' section.
Launch browser

Design and business education - the facts
Futureproofed
A look at why the UK needs design and a report on the Design Council's work across business, the public sector and the design industry

The Business of Design
In-depth research on the UK's design industry providing detailed data on everything from scale and economic clout to education and skills.

The Impact of School Learning Environments - A Literature Review
An overview of academic research commissioned for the Design Council's Learning Environments Campaign.

AHRC UK - Designing

2006-02-08T19:29:00.000-08:00

Designing for the 21st Century
http://www.ahrc.ac.uk/apply/research/sfi/ahrcsi/designing_for_the_21st_century.asp

Introduction
Designing for the 21st Century is a joint initiative between the AHRC and the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC). It has a budget of £6.5m and will run from 2005 to 2009. By working together, the AHRC and the EPSRC hope to encourage applicants from across the remits of both funding bodies to work collaboratively and foster understanding of the different perspectives of design research. The initiative itself aims to support leading-edge design research which will explore new modes of design thinking suitable for the challenges of designing for 21st Century society.

Current Funding Opportunities
The AHRC and EPSRC are now inviting applications for research project grants under the second phase of this initiative. Applications are welcome which are structured in the most appropriate form to deliver the research objectives identified in the project proposal. It is anticipated that this call will be highly competitive and the available budget will allow up to 20 awards to be supported. The call will support a portfolio of research projects of between 12 and 24 months in duration, and for between £20,000 and £400,000 (fEC).
The closing date for the receipt of applications is 4pm on 6 April 2006.

Design Dialogues
The 21st century has seen rapid advances in almost every aspect of our lives. With our lifestyles, and our demands, changing so quickly, new design disciplines are being created, and new roles for designers are becoming apparent.

With funding from the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) and the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) researchers involved in the Designing for the 21st Century, have been finding ways to tackle this issue.

Over the past year, designers, engineers, architects and even a top chef, have been taking part in design clusters, aiming to stimulate new ways of design thinking and support leading-edge design research that is self-reflective, socially aware, and internationally significant. These research clusters will be sharing their findings at a special event at the Royal Institute of British Architects on March 7th.
The event will be an opportunity for academics, design practitioners, engineers, software developers and architects, among others, to learn more about the findings of the research clusters, and to discover how the Designing for the 21st Century initiative will develop over the next three years.

"By bringing together experts working in the domains of both AHRC and EPSRC, it has been possible to develop understanding of the different perspectives of design research," explains Professor Tom Inns, Director of the Initiative. "Design is a vital source of competitive advantage for UK enterprise. It contributes to the country's wealth creation, affects social inclusion, and impacts on people's quality of life. The insights which have been generated from these research clusters will help us all deal with many of the challenges and opportunities that await us in the 21st century."

The call for applications for Research projects will be issued in the next month, and the deadline for applications is 4pm on Thursday, April 6th 2006. Further information about how to apply will be available from www.ahrc.ac.uk/design21.

Management Focus

2006-02-05T04:25:00.000-08:00

Management Focus – the free newsletter from ManagementFirst

http://www.managementfirst.com/resources/focus/focus_jan_feb_2006.pdf

Nov/Dec 2005
Website accessibility plus Barbara Cassani on Go's clash with easyJet
Sept/Oct 2005
Employee engagement plus Robert Shaw on value-based marketing
Jul/Aug 2005
Marketing metrics plus Peter Cappelli on human capital
May/Jun 2005
The factors of leadership motivation plus Tom Nies on running a global IT giant
Mar/Apr 2005
How IBM boss embraced dilemmas plus Alex Matheson on the public sector
Jan/Feb 2005
Corporate innovation plus the strategic CFO
Nov/Dec 2004
Total Quality Management plus Barbara Moses on career management
Sept/Oct 2004
"The corrosion of IT advantage" plus Gerald Vinten on whistleblowing
July/Aug 2004
"The challenge of information security" plus an interview with C.K. Prahalad
May/Jun 2004
Luxury branding plus an interview with Clive Humby
Mar/Apr 2004
The 7th CFO Summit plus an interview with Jack Welch
Jan/Feb 2004
Customer relationships plus Andrew Hargadon on innovation
Nov/Dec 2003
"The Strategic Conundrum" plus Frank Shaw on Future Studies
Sept/Oct 2003
The Challenge of Organizational Learning with David Garvin
Jul/Aug 2003
Interview with Martin Lindstrom, a review of HRD2003 and more
Mar/Apr 2003
Linda Wirth interview plus "Developing your global leaders"
Jan/Feb 2003
Philip Sadler interview plus "Investors shout: we've been Enron'ed!"

Design Economies

2006-02-02T22:01:00.000-08:00

Design Economies

http://www.billbuxton.com/experienceDesign.pdf

http://www.billbuxton.com/innovationInvention.pdf

http://www.massivechange.com/
Design has emerged as one of the world's most powerful forces. It has placed us at the beginning of an new period of human possibility, where all economies and ecologies are becoming global, relational, and interconnected.

Design Economies

An economy is a system of exchange. We explore paradigm-shifting
events, ideas, and people, investigating the capacities and ethical
dilemmas of design in such systems as:

MaterialsBuild intelligence into materials and liberate form from matter
LivingDesign evolution
MovementEnable sustainable mobility
InformationBuild a global mind
The ImageMake visible the as yet invisible

http://www.brucemaudesign.com/

Culture-Driven Innovation

2006-02-02T19:17:00.000-08:00

Culture-Driven Innovation

[PDF] DMI Survey 2003 KISD Wolf

http://www.dmi.org/dmi/html/conference/summit05/summit.htm
Culture-Driven Innovation
Sohrab Vossoughi, President, ZIBA Design

Lenovo, the largest Chinese PC maker, has become a global competitor. Several years ago, to understand a new way of innovation, they engaged ZIBA Design. Two years later, ZIBA's design team had flown over 100,000 miles, worked through the SARS epidemic, prayed at a Buddhist temple, commuted in Chinese cities on bikes, and lived in Chinese households. Through understanding and insight, ZIBA delivered a series of culture-driven innovations that created new product lines and changed a company.

Insight, Confidence, and Commitment in Team Decision-Making
Robert Rasmussen, Principal, Robert Rasmussen and Associates

This session will explore how scientifically-based experiential learning can get at the heart of team challenges that are difficult to articulate, and provide a leadership model that emphasizes team decision-making. Participants will learn how to create a constructive space in which differences can be voiced and acknowledged, and to draw from mental images and deep feelings to help their team make effective decisions with confidence and commitment.

Foresight, Innovation and Design
Tony Kim, Ph.D., Professor, Chair of Design Management Dept., IDAS, Hongik University

Designers are said to create the immediate future by inventing new styles from what is “contemporary.” However, in this fast-changing era of shorter product lifecycles, “contemporary” is not enough: the future needs be integrated into the product design process. An overall design philosophy that includes interaction and information design can bring coherence to a company’s offerings. Professor Kim will present Korean case histories to show how the future can be created by integrating foresight methodology into design approaches.

http://www.rotman.utoronto.ca/pdf/rotman_mgmt_winter03.pdf

[PDF] Design for Innovation and Growth

http://www.sametz.com/html/news/media/DMI_storytelling_article.pdf

http://www.sametz.com/html/news/media/DMI_values_article.pdf

http://www.rotman.utoronto.ca/mba/2005-06.pdf

http://www.hhrc.rca.ac.uk/programmes/include/2005/Include2005.pdf

http://www.e-strategicresearch.com/PDF%20Files/Experience%20Economy%20Presentation.pdf

http://www.experience-economy.com/wp-content/UserFiles/File/Article%20Lapland5.pdf

Wikipedia - the free encyclopedia

2006-02-02T18:38:00.000-08:00

Design Ethnography

2006-02-02T06:44:00.000-08:00

Design Ethnography

The adequate design of ethnographic outputs for practice: some explorations of the characteristics of design resourcesTim Diggins, Peter Tolmie
Abstract Design_Resources_withimages.pdf (417.57KB)
1AD: First International Conference on Appliance Design, Bristol, UK May 6-8, 2003.

Timing in the Art of integration: That s how the Bastille got stormedDavid Martin, Mark Rouncefield, Jacki O'Neill, Mark Hartswood
AbstractGroup 2005 Conference, Sanibel Island, Florida, USA, November 6-9, 2005.

Using real-life troubleshooting interactions to inform self-assistance designJacki O'Neill, Antonietta Grasso, Stefania Castellani, Peter Tolmie
AbstractProceedings of INTERACT, Rome, Italy, 12-16 September 2005.

Constraint-based decision makers in negotiation processesJean-Marc Andreoli, Stefania Castellani
AbstractThe 2004 IFIP International Conference on Decision Support Systems (DSS 2004), Prato, Tuscany, Italy, 1-3 July 2004.

A Bench for All MoodsAntonietta Grasso, Dave Snowdon, Alain Karsenty
Abstract bench.pdf (55.16KB)Proceedings of CHI 2000 - The Future is Here, April 1-6, 2000, The Hague, The Netherlands, Posters and Short Talks

On “Technomethodology”:Foundational Relationships between Ethnomethodology and System DesignPaul Dourish, Graham Button
AbstractHuman-Computer Interaction, Vol. 13, No. 4., 1998, pp 395-432.

pdma - Visions Magazine

2006-02-02T04:06:00.000-08:00

Pdma - Visions Magazine
http://www.pdma.org/visions/october05/PDMA_Visions_Oct2005.pdf

New products are engines to growth and profitability for many companies, including Procter & Gamble (P&G). In this article, the authors explore the drivers of new product performance with a particular focus on P&G's best practices. The "Innovation Diamond" is used as an integrative and guidingframework to help management focus on what's important to success: Innovation strategy, a solid idea-to-launch process, portfolio management, and the right climate and leadership.

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