Running a remote design thinking session

Running your design thinking sessions remotely is no longer a want; it has become a necessity. Despite some of us feeling challenged by a technology gap (which can be easily solved), the real issue is shifting our mindset. Being in the same room with your innovation team has somehow become a privilege, with the current situation making this even more extreme. Any design thinking project is composed of a core and an extended team.

The core team comprises individuals who work on the project full-time. In contrast, the extended team includes individuals who can help you and your team achieve success in your innovation project. By inviting users to pre-experience and to collaborate on a set of solutions, co-creation reduces the risk of innovation. Running remote co-creation sessions not only speeds up the design thinking process but also enables you to reach users outside your physical reach. I'm hosting a live webinar on Wednesday, May 13th, at 2 pm IST, where I'll share what I've learned from running remote creative sessions with my users and customers.

Register and reserve your spot; places are limited. Attending a live webinar is not always feasible, but it offers you the opportunity to ask questions, interact, and connect.

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If you have questions you'd like to ask during the webinar, please type them down in the comment area below, and I'll address them during the webinar.