First team meeting in VR
After each of us had tested their VR-goggles for themselves, we finally met as a team in VR. Due to the time zone difference, it was an early meeting for…
Design Thinking @ American Family Insurance – Moonrise
Poverty in the US - An introduction into savings and income In todays society a big gap between poverty and wealthy exists. For many people it is a challenge to…
Design Thinking at PillPack – Changing Pharmacy
The Beginning: TJ Parker was attending the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy while working in his father's pharmacy business. He developed an interest in design through fellow students and started attending…
Design Thinking @ Amparo Prosthetics
Having to give up and losing parts of one’s own body is an incisive point in the life of people treated with amputation and those who lose or lack limbs…
Design Thinking @ Grab Vietnam
Design Thinking @ Grab Vietnam: How Grab Bike dominates the Vietnamese ride-hailing market I. Context Grab started as a tech unicorn in 2012 in Malaysia, specializing in ride-hailing service. With…
Design Thinking @ BASF Coatings GmbH
Context: Just imagine: You park and overlook a lamppost. BANG. You get out and have a small dent and paint damage on your car. Oh no, where do I go…
Design Thinking @ Tesla
Context It is not known a lot about the motivation of creating a Design Thinking Case of creating an electric car or changing the car industry to become more sustainable.…
Design Thinking @ Public Sector: Possibilities to improve the federal state and regional planning
Design Thinking is not only a thing for the private sector; it is also finding its way into the public sector. In 2019, the Ministry of Economic Affairs, Innovation, Digitalization,…
Design Thinking @ Lucky Iron Fish Project
The Lucky Iron Fish Project used design thinking to address anemia in Cambodia by creating a reusable iron fish that releases iron when cooked with food. This solution shows how designing something into the shape of an animal improved human health.
Design Thinking @ Zoo Hannover
How a man without any zoological knowledge turned the zoo world upside down. Klaus Michael Machens used Design Thinking to repair the fatal financial situation the zoo hannover was facing. Throwback to the 1990s in Germany...
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