Enterprise Design Thinking Practitioner

Business problems, like those we are asked to solve day to day, are often focused on something nonhuman, like the bottom line or brand recognition. In order to start focusing on our users, we have to identify the user problems that underlie the business problem.

A principle of Enterprise Design Thinking that represents continuously testing and learning in order to improve the solution to a problem.
🔹Prototype: a first or early example that is used as a model for what comes later.
🔹Ideate: to come up with new ideas
🔹Iterate: to change something (an idea, a product, a service, etc.) in small or big ways, in order to gradually improve it over time

An Enterprise Design Thinking Principle that represents how a group of people with varied perspectives can successfully make decisions together and work toward shared goals.
🔹Collaborate: to work collectively toward a shared goal with an open mind to the ideas of others.
🔹Alignment: a state of agreement and understanding on a group decision that includes follow-through on that decision.
🔹playbacks: an Enterprise Design Thinking Key, story-based presentations that bring stakeholders and whole teams together in a safe space to exchange feedback.