Innovation Design
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The Innovation Course will teach you the entire Design Thinking process. The goal of the course is to guide startups, product owners, entrepreneurs, and anyone interested in this topic through the complete cycle of innovation design using practical modeling and to demonstrate how the results from this approach impact product/service development and the company’s business model.
Over four days of practical sessions, participants will work on developing a product or service of their chosen theme using user-centric design methods.
Tako Sulakvelidze
Design strategist, brand and creative communications strategist, and technology startup founder, She holds a master’s degree in Strategic Design and Management from Parsons School of Design an, Former Strategic Director at the digital agency Redberry, Her tech projects have been showcased in New York at the inaugural AD+AI (Art, Design, and AI) exhibition, organized in partnership with The New School and LG, as well as in Zhejiang, China, at the Design Intelligence Awards (DIA) festival, where she received recognition in the Digital Economy category, During her time studying and living in the U.S., she researched artificial intelligence and interned as a design researcher at a metaverse startup. In 2024, she received funding from "GITA" (Georgia’s Innovation and Technology Agency) and founded Research Ninja.
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- Research Methods: Desk research, primary research, scientific articles, and quantitative data
- Field observation
- Focus groups
- Group interviews
- User interviews
- Expert interviews
- Preparation of research plans, interview guides, and reports - theoretically.
- Design Methods: Formulating findings, defining problems, developing and identifying opportunities based on the problem
- User persona
- Value proposition canvas
- Business model canvas
- Ideation and brainstorming tools
- Prototyping, from sketching to physical design
- Testing and feedback implementation
4 in-person sessions, 8 hours in total. Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday, from Januray 27 to 1st February. Sessions will be held from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM.
Meeting Dates: January 27, 29, 30 and 1st February
No prerequisites or prior preparation are required for the course.
For payment arrangements, please contact us at: contact@di.ge