¿Cómo comunica y muestra sus resultados de co-diseño y co-innovación?

Craft compelling case studies highlighting collaborative achievements. Utilize diverse media formats for broader reach. Host webinars or events showcasing the process and impact. Leverage social platforms for real-time updates. Foster a culture of sharing and celebrate milestones internally and externally. Transparently communicate the value co-design and co-innovation bring to all stakeholders.

I believe in the power of storytelling to communicate co-design and co-innovation outcomes. I'd utilize a combination of visual and textual elements to create compelling narratives that resonate with your target audience. This could involve creating case studies, infographics, videos, or interactive experiences that highlight the collaborative process and the positive impact of the outcomes. Showcasing the human element behind the innovation, you can cultivate trust, build relationships, and inspire others to engage in co-design and co-innovation.

Designing is storytelling and emotion connecting! Stories connect brand and audience. The more creative，the more connections, the more loyal audience!

Try to be more tech-savvy: Try ChatGPT to enrich your creative; Use AR/VR L, virtual reality and visual production definitely add value to the brand equity these days!

Communications, communications, communications! Designing, branding, marketing are all about communications and beyond. Through strategic and integrated omni channel communication can build a sustaintainable valuchain for the brand.

One excellent example co-design and co-innovation is LEGO's collaboration with its user community through the LEGO Ideas platform. Users create their designs, share them on the platform, and fellow LEGO fans vote for their favorite creations. If a project receives enough support (10,000 votes), LEGO reviews it for potential production. One success story: Maia Weinstock, a science writer and LEGO enthusiast, proposed a set honoring female pioneers of NASA. Her submission received support from the community, and eventually garnered the required 10,000 votes. LEGO reviewed the project, collaborated with Maia Weinstock, and officially released the "Women of NASA" set. This set celebrated the achievements of female scientists and astronauts.

A few examples include Airbnb experiences and National Trust community engagement in projects. Key things include empowering your customers and giving them a voice, providing clear guideline and expectations to ensure co-creators understand the project and recognise and reward contributions