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Design thinking became an important part of product development as companies realized focusing on customers' needs and wants led to better products. Companies began using design thinking to create more effective products, and organizations like Kaiser Permanente taught these techniques to staff to improve patients' and medical practitioners' experiences. Design thinking has shaped the medical field by driving innovation in new technologies that enhance care delivery and treatment.
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Oficina design thinking
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"IDEO의 디자인 Thinking"
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What should you Research?
Market Segmentation and Target Markets
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What do you want to learn?
Who do you want to learn from?
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Changes in Market Research
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There are two main types of research: quantitative and qualitative. Quantitative research uses numerical data and statistics to understand things like popularity, while qualitative research explores people's opinions and perspectives through open-ended questions. Primary research involves collecting your own original data through methods like interviews or surveys, while secondary research analyzes existing data from other sources. Demographic and psychographic research categorize people by attributes like age, gender, beliefs and lifestyle to identify appropriate target audiences. Proper research is essential for media projects to develop high quality products that appeal to target markets and ensure financial viability.
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• Data culture and systems – How to apply big data to product development, marketing and operations, as well as the organizational capacity, flexibility and commitment that is required.
• Results – The impact that utilizing 'smart data' is having on a variety of industries and how it can be applied to publishers, nonprofits and other organizations.
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About Brian Reich:
Brian Reich is a strategist and writer for executive leaders at global brands, media companies, startups, nonprofits, political, and advocacy organizations.
Brian is the author of two books: Shift & Reset: Strategies for Addressing Serious Issues in a Connected Society (Wiley, 2011) and Media Rules!: Mastering Today’s Technology to Connect with and Keep Your Audience (Wiley, 2007). He speaks regularly to corporations, associations, and universities around the world on the impact of media and technology on society and he has keynoted and moderated major conferences and events, including: SXSW interactive, Personal Democracy Forum, BlogWorld, National Conference on Volunteering and Service, NetImpact, NTEN, USA Today Philanthropy Forum, SRI in the Rockies, and the Americans for the Arts National Conference.
Brian’s work has been published, and he has been quoted, in many publications, including the New York Times, Fast Company, Wired, AdAge, and the Chronicle of Philanthropy,. He has delivered analysis of digital and other trends on NPR, Fox News, and other networks in the U.S. and abroad. He has contributed as a Fast Company Expert, hosted his own podcast show, and has taught consumer behavior and marketing strategy at The George Washington University and Columbia University.
Brian began his career in politics – working on dozens of candidate and issue campaigns around the country. He spent two years as briefing director to Vice President Gore in the White House and during the 2000 presidential campaign. He has also held senior roles at leading digital, PR, and public affairs agencies, including Edelman, Mindshare Interactive Campaigns, Cone Inc. and EchoDitto.
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- 2. Design Thinking, Tim Brown - For a period of time, design was not an important part of the process when new products were being made. When designers realized this, they made design a big part of creating new products. Tuesday, September 13, 16
- 3. Design Thinking, Tim Brown - Companies began to use design to create better products for costumers needs and wants.With this shift, the way a designer thought made a huge difference. Tuesday, September 13, 16
- 4. Design Thinking, Tim Brown - Kaiser Permanente, a health care provider, taught design techniques to its staff.They did this to help improve patients and medical practitioners experience. Tuesday, September 13, 16
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- 6. Design Thinking, Critical Question 2 - In what ways has design shaped the medical field? New technology is being invented that helps improve the way people in the medical field do there job and treat patients. Tuesday, September 13, 16