Comments on: The limitations, criticisms and new pathways for Design Thinking – Part One https://thinking4innovators.com/the-limitations-criticisms-and-new-pathways-for-design-thinking-part-one/ Bringing my thinking and solutions to your business problems Thu, 23 Nov 2017 15:36:11 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.0.1 By: Rethinking the Value of Business Ecosystems | Ecosystems4innovators https://thinking4innovators.com/the-limitations-criticisms-and-new-pathways-for-design-thinking-part-one/#comment-1774 Thu, 23 Nov 2017 15:36:11 +0000 http://paul4innovating.com/?p=14351#comment-1774 […] sustainable business future. We are searching for a new design thinking framing to contribute, see here and here on this and my recently released report discussing […]

]]> By: The limitations, criticisms and new pathways for Design Thinking – Part two | Paul4innovating's Innovation Views https://thinking4innovators.com/the-limitations-criticisms-and-new-pathways-for-design-thinking-part-one/#comment-1773 Mon, 07 Aug 2017 07:48:59 +0000 http://paul4innovating.com/?p=14351#comment-1773 […] This is part two of my thoughts that came out of investigating and researching design thinking in the past couple of weeks. Part one is here. […]

]]> By: paul4innovating https://thinking4innovators.com/the-limitations-criticisms-and-new-pathways-for-design-thinking-part-one/#comment-1772 Sat, 05 Aug 2017 06:39:40 +0000 http://paul4innovating.com/?p=14351#comment-1772 In reply to Charlie Tombazian.

Hi Charlie
I can understand your frustration, this is, in both parts a reflective view. The e-book due out shows more clarity and I have a post in the works to tackle a little more of your comments. Clearly the customer experience space, product and service problems is where the majority of DT has been centered.
I did not have any intention to leave you hanging but I sense your disappointment. Let me send you some links that might help you
Regards and thanks for your comments, well received and welcome- Paul

]]> By: ctombazian https://thinking4innovators.com/the-limitations-criticisms-and-new-pathways-for-design-thinking-part-one/#comment-1771 Fri, 04 Aug 2017 22:53:41 +0000 http://paul4innovating.com/?p=14351#comment-1771 While I am very hopeful about a Part 2 to this post, I’m a little frustrated with this Part 1. As a novice in this field, I was hoping to gain a little more clarity about what DT is today and where it is/should be going in the future. No examples were provided– just many attempts to sell us on the concept that DT is over-hyped and not well understood. The comment that it should be viewed and implemented in a broader context to solve complex problems means nothing to readers who aren’t aware of or clear about its current context and application. If the intent was to leave me hanging so I’d read Part 2, you achieved your goal. If your intent was to map the territory a bit, I am frustrated.

]]> By: Charlie Tombazian https://thinking4innovators.com/the-limitations-criticisms-and-new-pathways-for-design-thinking-part-one/#comment-1770 Fri, 04 Aug 2017 22:51:20 +0000 http://paul4innovating.com/?p=14351#comment-1770 While I am very hopeful about a Part 2 to this post, I’m a little frustrated with this Part 1. As a novice in this field, I was hoping to gain a little more clarity about what DT is today and where it is/should be going in the future. No examples were provided– just many attempts to sell us on the concept that DT is over-hyped and not well understood. The comment that it should be viewed and implemented in a broader context means nothing to readers who aren’t aware of or clear about its current context. If the intent was to leave me hanging so I’d read Part 2, you achieved your goal. If your intent was to map the territory a bit, I am frustrated.

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