Kurs im Selbststudium

Beyond Brockhaus Thinking: With Design Thinking to a Networked Culture

Angeboten von Prof. Ulrich Weinberg; Dr. Claudia Nicolai

Additional Learning Material - Zooming In

Please feel free to have a look at these additional learning materials:

Studies about Implementing Design Thinking in Organizations

I would like to highlight the two following studies about Design Thinking Implementation:

  • Schmiedgen, Jan, et al. (2015): Parts without a Whole? The Current Status of Design Thinking Practice in Organizations, Study Report No. 97, Hasso-Plattner-Institut für Softwaresystemtechnik an der Universität Potsdam, September 2015.

shares findings from a representative study about the initial stages
of implementing Design Thinking in organizations. You can download
the full version here.

  • Forrester Report (2018): The Total Economic Impact™ of IBM’s Design Thinking Practice: How IBM Drives Client Value And Measurable Outcomes With Its Design Thinking Framework.

might help you to identify your own balanced scorecard approach
about how to assess and measure the impact of Design Thinking
implementation within your organization. You can download the full
version here.

Further Readings/Books

On this website you can find a decent collection of case studies about the implementation of Design Thinking in for-profit and not-for-profit organizations.

  • Liedtka, Jeanne, et al. (2013): Solving Problems with Design Thinking: Ten Stories that Works, Columbia University Press: New York.

An excerpt can be downloaded here.

  • Nussbaum, Bruce (2013): Creative Intelligence: Harnessing the Power to Create, Connect and Inspire, Harper Collins: New York.

An excerpt can be downloaded here.

The resources mentioned here are additional material and not required to follow and understand the course.