Innovating Emergent Futures: The Innovation Design Approach for Change and Worldmaking

The Innovation Design Approach is a ground-breaking method for innovation, invention, design, and creativity. Prototyped globally over the last decade, and built on 20+ years of cutting-edge field research, testing, and development - it has been used to transformatively engage the most vexing challenges of the 21st century, develop alternative business models, and new fields of possibility. The award-winning Innovation Design Approach recasts innovation strategy away from ideation, brainstorming, and sticky note sessions which yield known outcomes toward the making of novel worlds. This hands-on approach is a set of tools and practices that delivers novel paradigm shifts, transforms thinking, fosters an innovation culture, produces radically creative outcomes, differentiated products, empowers you to rethink questions, disrupt fields, and make new worlds possible. Innovating Emergent Futures is not another one of those self-aggrandizing innovation books. It is loaded with actionable insights that will empower any project, company or organization to disruptively innovate, develop novel worlds and solutions, and embed an ecosystem of innovation across an organization. The book doubles as an innovation workbook. Walking you step by step through the award winning innovation Design Approach providing an in-depth blueprint for you the reader to co-evolve novel innovations, paradigmatic change and a transformative differentiation. How Can this Innovation Book Help You? Everyone agrees that innovation is the pillar of a successful business. And there are many innovation management books out there that focus on the importance of innovation. But the majority of these innovation books don’t answer the question they leave us asking: How do you innovate? Innovating Emergent Futures is the answer. It’s How to innovate. Its practical innovation approach is based on philosophy, backed by science, and offers an innovation process consisting of a series of tasks, tools, and questions to innovate. Anything. Products, services, social challenges, climate crisis, and beyond. The Innovation Design Approach is an innovation playbook for teams and organizations that don’t just want to talk about the importance of innovation. They want to innovate novel solutions to their most vexing problems. Here's What You'll Get: 319 Pages of innovation philosophy AND approaches 185 Diagrams Hand-drawn diagrams to enhance your vision of possibilities 83 Glossary definitions 74 Activities and questions 64 Tips and suggestions to level up your innovation efforts 27 Enhanced images and explanations 15 Practices to generate novel innovations 6 Tools for Innovation to get you started 4 Tasks: The Innovation Design Approach is broken down into 4 major tasks 4 Hacks so you can begin from anywhere Here's What Others Are Saying: John Lovitt - Innovating Emergent Futures is a window into a world of possibilities that emerge from new capabilities (agencies) applied in novel ways. This is not about the usual incremental creativity that slightly improves existing ways of doing things, but rather about whole new worlds of potential that can only be realized with a fundamentally different approach. Robert Ransick: This powerful book is a must-read for anyone who wishes to transcend reactive and constrained approaches purporting to be innovation and move toward imagining wholly new possibilities that transcend problem solving and move into generative and creative worldmaking. Ben Pearson - An eye-opening, mind-expanding book that designers, creatives and innovators of all experiences should read! The possibilities are endless when you see the world through the eyes of the crow.
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Author/Artist:Kerr, Iain|Frasca, Jason
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