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For entrepreneurs Design Thinking Arun Pattnaik

Design Thinking For Entrepreneurs

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I presented this on 18th December at InRev Systems in Bangalore. The Q & A ran for 3 hours!

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For entrepreneursDesign Thinking

Arun Pattnaik

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What is

Design? StyleLayoutsColors

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It is

a process by which an artifact is brought into existence.

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What isDesign Thinking?

Nah, It’s not the same as design.

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Design thinking is a creative process based around the “building up” of ideas.

Wikipedia

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It's a mindset of combining

creative and

analytical thinking and applying it towards solving a specific problem

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Design Thinking combines creative and analytical thinking

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Google Image Labeler

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Penny Auctions

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Mafia Wars

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Design Thinking

Design

Business

Engineering

Marketing

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It’s both Abductive &

Deductive

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Yesterday Today TomorrowExperiences Imagination

Stories Possibilities

Patterns Stories

Observations Uncertainty

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Thenwhat is

INNOVATION

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It’s a byproduct of Design Thinking

It’s being comfortable going forward in a state of uncertaintyIt's believing that the best solutions are yet to be foundIt’s the willingness to fail early and fail often.

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Unfortunately

That’s NOT what we learn at school!

Mistakes are punished. Failure is not tolerated. Mistakes are learning Experiences. Failure breeds success. Given the questions; find the right answers. Ask great questions; find the best answers.

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What

makes a good

Design Thinker?An observing eye and a constant sense of wonder. A questioning mindset that goes beyond the obvious. The willingness to experiment and build.

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HardwiringOur brain is NOT hardwired

to pay attention to multiple things at once.

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Multitasking-XStoryboarding-√

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The

biggest obstacle to change is NOT your

competition, it's the way you currently do things.

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Build quick prototypes.

Iterate quickly

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Merely making things that work (badly) isn't enough. And if you can't do it right there are other people all over the world who can and want to and

eventually will!

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Design thinking is NOT about the product,

it's about people! Its the age of user experience.

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+ve emotional experience

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Design thinking Experience Innovation

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Discourage rigid roles

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“This looks exciting and scary

Let’s do it!”

The most inspiring quote from a founder I’ve worked with.

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Arun PattnaikBased on Amir’s Design Thinking for Startups.

Cheers!