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‘Translation’ between those with specific (often technical) skills
and those with other types of knowledge and context to get stuff done
When different ‘languages’ are spoken
“I keep telling everyone we need an API, because
everyone is talking about them, but I have no idea
what one is…”
WICKED“[A wicked problem] is a social problem in which the
various stakeholders can barely agree on what the definition of the problem should be, let alone on what the
solution is.”
1. incomplete or contradictory knowledge,
2. the number of people and opinions involved,
3. the large economic burden,
4. and the interconnected nature of these
problems with other problems
Sources: http://www.theguardian.com/social-enterprise-network/2012/jun/08/wicked-problemshttps://www.wickedproblems.com/1_wicked_problems.php
WICKED EXAMPLES● Tackling climate change
● Recovering from the financial crisis
● Solving political instability
WICKED (ATTEMPTED)
SOLUTIONS● Are not right or wrong
● Are likely to change the very nature of the
problem (one-shot)
“CRUNCHY” =
I can imagine at least one problem* of a person who is affected in some way by
this problem.
*(headache)
“I keep telling everyone we need an API, because
everyone is talking about them, but I have no idea
what one is…”
Readinghttp://chrisriedy.me/2013/05/29/climate-change-is-a-
super-wicked-problem/https://www.gov.uk/designprinciples