Those aiming to innovate through consistent processes — ones that not only 'create the new' but also ensure the implementation of instruments and a culture sustaining #innovation — since the mid-2010s will undoubtedly recall the challenges compared to recent years. During this time, we have introduced Design — and, of course, the designer — as a crucial team's element in distincts corporate areas, mainly to develop Products and Services, resulting in a significant leap, primarily in adaptability, customization and accuracy, leading to #efficiency and economic growth. And what about the coming years? With the vast technological arsenal available, applied to #AI, #Biotechnology, and hyperconnected #Ecosystems, how must design support us in building the next decade? I share this excellent piece written by Juliana Proserpio from Echos Desirable Futures, offering relevant insights into tomorrow and pathways to shape it. https://lnkd.in/dR9W5xfE
Founder & CDO at Echos - Desirable Futures Lab | Columnist at MIT Sloan Management Review
Nobody noticed but I skipped last Monday's #FUTUREMONDAY. This Monday, I’m steering to THE FUTURE OF DESIGN. It's important to say, that this is only ONE SPECULATION I made as part of a discussion about Design being Under Attack: From Crisis to Reinvention. For those keen on a deeper dive, you're welcome to explore the full article here: https://lnkd.in/dR9W5xfE These speculations collectively illustrate a future of design that is deeply intertwined with technological advancements, ecological responsibility, strategic foresight, and a renewed appreciation for craft / artisanal value, signalling a significant transformation in how design is approached and valued. Share your thoughts and let's dive into a discussion about the potential transformation in the design landscape. #FUTUREMONDAY #DesignFuture #EcologicalDesign #TechnologicalAdvancements #Craftsmanship
