User centered design & innovations in service systems

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User Centred Design&

Innovation in

Service Systems

Bruce Tether, Design London, Imperial College Business School & the UK Innovation Research Centre at Cambridge and ImperialHigh Level Roundtable on Future of European Innovation Policy, Brussels, 8-9 June, 2009

Design is ...

Design is ...

“... about making things better for people”

“Innovation starts with people, not with technology. If you forget this you risk delivering feature-rich rubbish into already overcrowded lives.”

Richard Seymour

“Design is about making things better for people”

“Innovation starts with people, not with technology. If you forget this you risk delivering feature-rich rubbish into already overcrowded lives.”

Richard Seymour

Design is ...Holistic, Synthetic, Integrative

Generative and Optimistic Abductive Thinking: what might be?

Visual

Iterative

Problem

and

Solution

Creative

and, increasingly,

Collaborative

Design and Innovation

A SubservientAfterthought

A Central, but Autonomous

Activity

A Synthetic andIntegrative way

of Thinking

SimpleProducts

(& Processes)

ComplexSystems

A ComplementaryActivity or

Co-specialised Asset

“Lipstick on a Pig”

“Designed by ...”

“Designed with ...”

“Designed for ...”

Design for incompletenessC

ompl

exity

The real challenge today is not designing better products, nor designing better processes, but designing entirely new business models

Gary Hamel

Designto Use

not to Own

... attracting attention

Design is ...

... poorly understood

... fragmented (with weak institutions)

... yet potentially powerful(for competitiveness and wellbeing)

But design is ...

... policy support

Design needs ...

EducationCreativity in schools (and life)Integration with business & engineeringInformed (and active) consumers

Innovation and CompetitivenessEnhance understanding of designEnhance the evidence baseDevelop capabilities (e.g., in service design)Sponsor demonstrator projects

Design Policy ...

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