Risky Design Innovation: Defining the Role of Designers in the Future

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A presentation at CII-NID Design Summit 2013, Delhi, India

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Risky Design Innovation: Defining The Roles of Design For the Future

Sooshin Choi

College for Creative Studies Provost and Vice President Professor of Design

Vice President of Education, IDSA

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design brings innovation for the future.

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1. design

and ends with making others see

begins with seeing (what others can’t)

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my concern: we have many thinkers now.

but not enough seers and doers.

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a new design process:

1: invisibles 2: visibles 3: tangibles 4: deliverables

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2. innovation

and ends with filling the blank

begins with giving up the most needed

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Electric Fan, GE Air Multiplier, Dyson

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Horse Carriage Motor Carriage, Daimler (1886)

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Aircraft, Orville and Wilbur Wright F18, Boeing

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Blackberry iPhone, Apple

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improvement: -- un-necessity + necessity

innovation: -- necessity + new solution

get rid of those you think can’t live without.

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3. the future

not those who knows how to design

needs designers

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CONCEPTORSees and shares visions for future

CONDUCTORGets things done

CONNECTORConnects things to create new value

DESIGNER’S ROLES

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SOULAbout what it means

SKINAbout how it looks

DESIGNER’S CONCERNS

SKELETONAbout how it works

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BRAINSee people as users or customers.

HEARTSee users or customers as people.

GUTDeliver what YOU think is right.

DESIGNER’S ORGANS

Sooshin Choi sooshin.choi@gmail.com sooshin@collegeforcreativestudies.edu

the future is already here.

are we?

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