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Le Design Thinking à IBM par Sandra Belfils, User Research et Sophie De Bonis, UX Professional (IBM) Depuis un peu plus de 2 ans IBM promeut le Design Thinking pour engager les équipes à travailler ensemble dans une perspective centrée utilisateur. Après une brève introduction au concept nous présenterons comment IBM déploie cette approche et comment elle influe sur la conception des solutions, la définition des livrables et la colaboration entre les différentes équipes impliquées Plus en http://use-age.org/world-usability-day/wud-2014/
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IBM Design Thinking
Sophie de Bonis, Sandra Belfils
A new Era at IBM
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“Good design is good business.”Thomas Watson, IBM Chief Executive Officer, 1973
IBM Design Thinking – World Usability Day ,13 Novembre 2014
Competitive imperative for design
Software projects depend on actual user adoption
Users are playing a larger role in product selection
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IBM Design Thinking is a framework
for delivering great experiences
for our users.
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Experience as a narrative
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Try out a Journey Map to discover unexpected points of entrance to begin design for
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Instilling Design Thinking
across the company
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IBM Design …
• A new organisation for
designers
• A Community for all
• Signature projects as examples
• Studio Lab around the world
• …
IBM Design Thinking – World Usability Day ,13 Novembre 2014
and Design Camps with a lot of post it !
IBM Design Thinking – World Usability Day ,13 Novembre 2014
“Designers […] don’t have to search for a solution until they
have determined the real problem, and even then,
instead of solving that problem, they stop to consider
a wide range of potential solutions.
Only then will they finally converge upon their proposal.
This process is called “Design ThinkingDesign ThinkingDesign ThinkingDesign Thinking”.
Don Norman“Rethinking Design Thinking” Core 77, 19 March 2013
IBM Design Thinking – World Usability Day ,13 Novembre 2014
“Designers […] don’t have to search for a solution until they
have determined the real problem, and even then,
instead of solving that problem, they stop to consider
a wide range of potential solutions.
Only then will they finally converge upon their proposal.
This process is called “Design ThinkingDesign ThinkingDesign ThinkingDesign Thinking”.
Don Norman“Rethinking Design Thinking” Core 77, 19 March 2013
IBM Design Thinking – World Usability Day ,13 Novembre 2014
“Designers […] don’t have to search for a solution until they
have determined the real problem, and even then,
instead of solving that problem, they stop to consider
a wide range of potential solutions.
Only then will they finally converge upon their proposal.
This process is called “Design ThinkingDesign ThinkingDesign ThinkingDesign Thinking”.
Don Norman“Rethinking Design Thinking” Core 77, 19 March 2013
IBM Design Thinking – World Usability Day ,13 Novembre 2014
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IBM Design Framework
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Core Principles and Practices
Sponsor UsersHills
Playbacks
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Hills
Hills define your release mission
Hills frame your releases around user-centric
market outcomes, not feature requests
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Example Release Hill
Implement a customisable solution
that connects together the coffee
machine and any smart phone.
Hills
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Example Release Hill
Implement a customisable solution
that connects together the coffee
machine and any smart phone.
Who What Wow
Hills
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Example Release Hill
Implement a customisable solution
that connects together the coffee
machine and any smart phone.
Steve hears his smart phone alarm
clock and already smells the fresh
coffee being prepared while staying
into bed.
Who What Wow
Hills
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Sponsor Users
Sponsor Users bring your team deep
domain expertise around edge-case usage
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Playbacks
Playbacks align teams and stakeholders, clients, and prospects
around stories that show the value of your offering
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Design Thinking : basic phases
Understand
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Design Thinking : basic phases
Understand
Explore
Prototype
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Design Thinking : basic phases
Understand
Explore
Prototype
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Design Thinking : basic phases
Understand
Explore
Prototype
Evaluate
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Design Thinking : basic phases
Understand
Explore
Prototype
Evaluate
Hills
Sponsor
Users
Playbacks
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To conclude
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IBM Engagement
IBM Design Thinking – World Usability Day ,13 Novembre 2014
Teams engaged … in the same jar
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Client engagement
• User centric approach
• Sponsor users
• …
IBM Design Thinking – World Usability Day ,13 Novembre 2014
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