Workshops | IDEO. "Prototyping your way through any problem." | Peter Jackson and Christopher Meierling

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«Prototyping Your Way Through Any Problem»

Peter Jackson and Christopher Meierling

Lead Designers at IDEO

August 3rd,
14:00 - 18:00

Individual ticket:
30.000 ₽

Taught in English
(translated to Russian)

Corporate ticket:
36.000 ₽

Prototyping is the design thinker's tool to quickly understand how customers will use a product or service and how your organization should be set up to deliver on it. In this workshop, you'll learn the qualities of a good prototype, define the hypotheses you want to test, and try creative techniques to build your prototype and get actionable feedback. Participants should come prepared with a current or past design project or problem they want to prototype.

Peter Jackson

Portfolio Lead at IDEO

Peter co-leads the Public Sector Portfolio from IDEO's San Francisco office where he helps governments, non-profits, and enterprises with a public impact mission bring Design Thinking into their organizations in order to create meaningful change in the world. He leads client relationships and programs where design questions focus on opportunities to make products, services, and organizational cultures more citizen-centered.

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"Design thinking is a powerful tool for making government services work more efficiently and effectively for citizens, helping to both improve their lives and strengthen the social contract".

Christopher Meierling

Design Lead at Design for Change Studio at IDEO

Christopher is a Design Lead at Design for Change Studio at IDEO office in San Francisco. IDEO is a global design consultancy, committed to creating positive impact. At IDEO, Christopher and his colleagues help companies innovate by putting people at the center of their work. In IDEO's Design for Change Studio Christopher focuses on helping teams and organizations build innovation capabilities and unlock their potential to deliver breakthrough experiences to customers.

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«The beauty of design thinking is its ability host many different perspectives at the same table. It is a deeply human approach to problem solving, both in execution and in output, and helps designers, managers, or any stakeholder prioritize what matters most.»