A process description and process run through of the LAICS Annual Summit 2013

1. LAICS ANNUAL SUMMIT 2013

2. Here you see the
content of the day. Let
me take you through it
step by step.

3. LOTTE DARSØ
LAICS Programme Leader
The LAICS Annual Summit gives LAICS alumni,
students, faculty and friends the opportunituy
to build new relations and synergies in our
extended community by working co-creatively
on making a difference for society.
First Lotte Darsø.

4. REX DEGNEGAARD
Summit Leader, Assistant Professor, CBS
Welcome everyone to this first LAICS Summit.
This year we will be working with a Co-Creation challenge
with the Dainsh Police. Co-Creation really means climbing
over our fence and creating solutions not for but with the
many stakeholders of our organizations.
Then the
summit leader.

6. STINE ARENSBACH
Head of Strategic Visualisation, KPMG
Strategic Visualization is a great
tool for creating engagement in multi-
stakeholder processes where the outcome is
undefined and the ”what’s in it for me”
can be dificult to see.
Then Stine Arensbach.

7. And finally Peter Coughlan
from IDEO who took us through
his design thinking methods for
creating new solutions.
PETER COUGHLAN
Partner, IDEO
Through design thinking
processes, we will be exploring
how we can design new solutions
with the Danish Police using
design and systems thinking.

8. CHECK IN
The LAICS way
And then it was
time for check in

9. Well, we have a lot of tough
challenges and we need
actual solutions. Case owner Helle
Kyndesen now gave us
the challenges for the
day.
INTERVIEW: HELLE KYNDESEN
Police Commisioner

10. THE KEY CHALLENGES
Which were
burglaries and
organised crime

11. SHARE STORIES
And then we went to
work. Peter asked us to
share stories that relate to
the challenges.

12. SHARE STORIES
And analogue stories that build
on the principles for co-creation
with the Danish Police.

13. BRAINSTORMING
The IDEO way!
From the stories we were
tuned in on the challenges
and started brainstorming.

14. BRAINSTORMING
The IDEO way!
Obeying these simple rules
proved quite difficult when it
came to staying on the topic.

15. BRAINSTORM
There was a
concentrated and
intense atmosphere in
the room…

16. And wild!
BRAINSTORM

17. IDEA STRETCHING
And then Peter asked us
to really stretch our ideas
and helped us how to...

18. Using this template
to help the process
IDEA STRETCHING

20. It was great fun but
also challenging for us.
IDEA STRETCHING

21. BUILD TO THINK
And then it was
time to protytype.

22. BUILD TO THINK
Or ”Build to think”
which is actually
more precise.

23. BUILD TO THINK
Because your
hands are smarter
than your brain.

24. BUILD TO THINK
And prototyping is
something LAICS’ters know
how to do!

25. PRESENTING SOLUTIONS
For Police Commissioner Helle Kyndesen
Finally it was time
to present the
prototypes.

26. PRESENTING SOLUTIONS
PRESENTING SOLUTIONS
For Police Commissioner Helle Kyndesen
Eight presentations
in all.

27. REFLECTIONS
Rex and Helle had a conversation about what she
took with her from this day. Helle expressed that the
recurrent theme for many of the presentations had been
the local dimension which she would take with her.
The many apps were also something that stood out.
Finally, this way of working was inspiring as a way for the
police to work on finding new approachesto their
challenges.

28. CHECK OUT
And after Stine Arensbach
had taken us through the visual
summary of the day we checked
out.
The LAICS way, of course!

29. VISUAL TOOLS
All the visual tools were uniquely
created for this day. You can download
them at www.stinearensbach.com

30. CARRY THE TORCH
Who will carry the torch
and create next year’s
LAICS Annual Summit 2014?
2013 Summit Leader, Rex Degnegaard
Left is only to ask…

31. Summit Leader 2014: ?