Tag: Gijs van Wulfen
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3 lessons in innovation that changed my way of thinking
Have you ever heard that you should learn one new thing a day? Well one September day I was lucky to learn three interesting new things that changed my way of thinking. I attended an intensive course held by Design Thinking gurus Gijs van Wulfen and Katja Tschimmel. Design Thinking offers a process to transform…
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You cannot innovate alone!
You’ve got a great idea, now what? How to get innovation off the ground in your company? “You can invent alone, but you can’t innovated alone.” – Gijs van Wulfen In the first course of our Service Innovation and Design studies we got to tackle the fascinating subject Design Thinking in an innovation…
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Service Innovation and Design: A Giant Leap
13th September 2013, my first master class on “Design Thinking and Innovation” at Laurea University and I must say What A START!!! It was a very exciting day meeting all new people and introducing each other in all different ways. For example by creating persona, empathy maps and bingo game, this made it easier for…
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Innovation in perspective
In our first contact session with Gijs van Wulfen and Katja Tschimmel, we experienced a lightning version of an innovation process with Design Thinking: 2 days, not even 14 hours of work. And I’ve been wondering… What about real-life innovation? Can you expect to find a great brand new solution in just a couple of…
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“Doing things differently” or “Doing different things”.
Innovation can either be doing things differently, or doing different things. Within the field of innovation people are now doing a lot of different things, but I would say its only done a little differently when speaking about areas such as “Employee driven innovation, “Service innovation”, “Sustainable innovation”, “Social innovation” and so on. This can…
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First step: backwards
It was the morning of our second school day at Laurea, and the coffee line was long. We sat in the cafe with a classmate and watched the line getting longer and longer. In a few minutes, we had come up with a solution to improve the situation. Or so we thought. When our first…

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