“Design Sprint is a five-day process for answering critical business questions through design, prototyping, and testing ideas with final users and customers; basically, a way to solve design problems quickly.”
Source: https://medium.com/productmanagement101/design-sprints-at-google-85ff62fed5f8
Writer: Tytti Vaateri, DWS Tutor
Do you want to help create digital services of the future for the health and wellbeing sector? We are looking for Master students (University of Applied Sciences) to tutor and facilitate this year’s Digital Wellbeing Sprint. The DWS is being organized 21-28 May 2021, mostly virtually but Covid-19 permitting also partly face to face in…
12 steps worth considering while designing multiple remote design sprints
Data-driven economy is one of the key trends of 2020s, and the digital world is redesigned by data. We see the results every day in social media and other websites with personalized content and ads. Considering the health and wellbeing business, data offers major opportunities to build personalized solutions that help people to stay healthier…
Digital Wellbeing Sprint 2019 was very successful. Read below the experiences of the companies. CSE Entertainment’s goal was to find a variety of marketing tools The first group created a good foundation from the point of view of well-being at work, the second group introduces a highly thought-out application that will certainly be implemented in…
The second day of boot camp took place at we+ as well. With a fresh piece of mind, we started the day right away with unique value proposition workshop hosted by tutor Heini and I. The tool we chose for this workshop was unique value proposition canvas. There are numerous reasons why this is such an…
One of our facilitators Heini Heinonen interviewed our first keynote speaker Mikko Kutvonen from Futurice. Read below what Mikko has to say to all our teams. Mikko started his career as a graphic designer and his current role is Service design lead where he has responsibility of all the areas of the service design in consulting projects he’s part of. Meanwhile he also works as a business consultant and lectures in summer universities mainly about design leadership.
Topic of his keynote is “Design Thinking”. During the interview we discussed on how he would describe design thinking, service design and what would he do first if participating sprint like this?