Moving through complexity

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DATE & TIME
June 1, 2023, 17:00 - 18:00 CEST
DURATION
1 hour
WORKLOAD
1 hour
LANGUAGE
English
PRICE
Free

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DESCRIPTION

As design becomes more valued in solving multi-dimensional problems, the need to address complexity is now a requirement for making meaningful change. We can see the need for design to think outside single solutions, experiences and journeys. Instead individual contributors and design teams will find it increasingly difficult to achieve holistic solutions with simplicity-something that design offers.

Jeannie Fung, Service Experience Lead at Ford Motors, will share her experience and anecdotes in embracing ambiguity and managing complexity through service design.

OUTCOMES

  • Get inspired by behind-the-scenes anecdotes from a design expert at an automobile manufacturer

  • Discover ways how to embrace ambiguity and manage complexity through service design

  • Case study examples

FORMAT

The talk will happen live via Zoom.

STUDY POINTS

This talk is worth 1 SDC study point.

KEYWORDS

Systems thinking, case study, futures thinking, design for transformation

360° SERIES

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ABILITY 05 - COPE WITH COMPLEXITY
LEVEL - EXplore

360° SERIES

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ABILITY 05 - COPE WITH COMPLEXITY
LEVEL - EXplore

DATE & TIME
June 1, 2023, 17:00 - 18:00 CEST
WORKLOAD
1 hour
PRICE
Free
DURATION
1 hour
LANGUAGE
English

If you are not yet a member of our online campus, this link will take you to the registration page. Membership is free but required to sign up for activities.

Meet the speaker

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Jeannie Fung (United States) is Service Experience Lead at Ford Motors and an adept practitioner of service design with a passion for improving human experiences through collective action.

She has worked across industries and various sizes of teams to address meaningful problems. Her current initiative is to guide others in connecting the dots between people, products, services, and environments.

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