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Final pitch | Entrepreneurship & design
- 1. Entrepreneurship & design FINAL PITCH
- 3. SUCCESS IS AN ICEBERG
- 4. SUCCESS IS AN ICEBERG
- 5. PERSISTANCE
- 6. FAILURE
- 7. SACRIFICE
- 8. GOOD HABBITS
- 9. DEDICATION
- 10. HARD WORK
- 17. PROCESS BOOK
- 18. yura_usa ITERATIONS as part of any design process
- 19. CONTENTS 425.343.4942 ysbashtovoy@gmail.com PREFACE What is this BOOK about VALUE RESEARCH Comparing, Deconstruction, "Meaning Map” AUDIENCE & DIFFERENCE Who is it for? What is different? FLOW. VALUE. MEANING. Ideas and relationships between these terms CONCLUSION Call for action and final push
- 20. VALUE RESEARCH Two items that I have decided to compare were high speed Japanese trains and Sounder train. By deconstructing the ideas behind them I have created “meaning map”, using linier (vertical) and lateral diagrams. But that was only the beginning…
- 21. DIFFERENCE I was not satisfied with the outcome I developed initially, so I decided to switch gears. I found The Hyperloop - great innovative product (service) that is still in developing phase. The idea was to apply design thinking and innovation to integrate the needs of people, the possibilities of technology, and the requirements for business success.
- 22. I want to offer greater value for my potential client and create different experience for those who dream about better transportation: businessmen, students, tourists, families, etc. AUDIENCE
- 23. FLOW. VALUE. MEANING. As I was making final decision whether my venture will be a product, service, campaign, or social movement, I assessed and reassess my designs. I set a goal to deliver appropriate, actionable, and tangible strategies to my client. That is how the idea to create Design Consulting Company to help organizations to innovate and grow appeared.
- 24. By identifying new ways to serve and support people, by uncovering latent needs, behaviors, desires I want to help organizations build new creative culture and the systems required to sustain innovation and launch new ventures. I will design products, services and solutions, spaces and interactive experiences to solve problems and to impact. FLOW. VALUE. MEANING.
- 25. LET’S CHANGE THE WORLD TOGETHER!
- 26. LET’S CHANGE THE WORLD TOGETHER!
- 27. THANK YOU
Editor's Notes
- Success takes SACRIFISE
- TO CHANGE YOUR LIFE, CHANGE YOUR HABITS
- DEDICATION IS THE HOURS WE PUT WHEN NOBODYS WATCHING