Design thinking the upcoming competitive advantage

Bag code: ADMAD267525025 This training bag covers Design Thinking: The Next Competitive Advantage as one of the most important modern approaches in innovation and problem solving. The program aims to enable trainees to understand the concept of design thinking and its applications in various work environments. It also focuses on the stages of design thinking and the most famous models, in addition to stakeholder analysis and building prototypes, with an overview of features and methods that support creativity and developing innovative solutions, thereby enhancing the competitive ability of individuals and organizations. Design Thinking Program Objectives: The Next Competitive Advantage - To familiarize the trainee with the concept of design thinking - To enable the trainee to harness the power of design thinking - To mention the trainee the most important models and challenges in design thinking - To summarize the features and methods related to design thinking - To emphasize the importance of stakeholder analysis and prototypes Program Topics First Training Unit: Introduction to Design Thinking - What is design thinking - Origin of the term - Dream-based thinking - Comparison between analysis and synthesis - Design thinking manager - Fundamentals of design thinking Second Training Unit: Harnessing the Power of Design Thinking - How to harness the power of design thinking - Thinking outside the box - Enhancing empathy with users - Brainstorming and idea generation - The five stages of the design thinking process - The non-linear nature of design thinking - A historical overview of the model Third Training Unit: Most Famous Models and Challenges - Design thinking model - Most famous models - Benefits of design thinking - Challenges of design thinking Fourth Training Unit: Features and Methods of Design Thinking - Features of design thinking - Troublesome problems - Resistance, fear, and devil’s advocate - Design methods and processes - Visual similarity in design - Ethnographic methods and improving user experience - Incorporating ethnographic results into design - The impact of ethnography on user-centered design Fifth Training Unit: Stakeholder Analysis and Prototypes - Stakeholder analysis - Importance of stakeholder analysis - Analysis steps - Prototypes - Importance of prototypes - Reasons for creating prototypes - Types of prototypes Target Audience Graphic designers, entrepreneurs, project owners and managers, software engineers, application developers, and all professionals interested in innovative problem solving Program Duration 5 training days (25 training hours) Training day: 5 hours Training Bag Contents - PowerPoint - Trainer’s guide - Trainee’s guide - Activities - Introductory guide - Review - Evaluation forms and data - Pre- and post-assessment - Videos - Photos - Mind maps - Brochure Bag contents Training bag model: Click here to view the training bag model