Full interview: Roger Martin on Design Thinking in the Workplace

alexbfree 2 months, 1 week ago on Twitter

@cumbers "can't" or "won't"? :-) You should listen to http://bit.ly/5WJadX . Helped me understand why IBM and big corps are so risk-averse.

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Alex Bowyer 2 months, 1 week ago on Twitter

Design thinking in the workplace http://su.pr/1NMULu - if you work in a large company where innovation is often blocked, listen to this.

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Bringing Design Thinking to Accounting and Finance 3 months ago on Wordpress

[...] Roger Martin (Thought Leader in the field and Dean of the Rotman School of Management at University of Toronto) cautions against casual use of the term, Design Thinking, when he was questioned recently by Nora Young on CBC’s Spark podcast. [...]

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mikemcilveen 3 months ago on Twitter

@EducationNepal Good interview on design thinking in the workplace/business at cbc.ca's http://bit.ly/3Fj0sj mp3 available in U.S.?

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business_design 3 months ago on Twitter

Nice little podcast interview about design thinking and business with Roger Martin http://bit.ly/4GqrHN just enough for a tiny 27min workout

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YDB 3 months, 1 week ago on Twitter

Why 'prove' + 'it' = catastrophe for creativity and innovation http://tiny.cc/EnNJe (mp3)

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interpretivist 3 months, 1 week ago on Twitter

Listening to Roger Martin's interview on @SparkCBC http://bit.ly/3Fj0sj #marketing #design

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Sharon Yetman 3 months, 2 weeks ago on Wordpress

Hey Nora, Thanks Roger,…..I now know what I am.

………………………..I am …..a design…… thinker……!!!!!!

You interview was so right on.

As a design thinker, I have figured out how to move Toronto faster, take 34 million cars off the road annually, make 100 million a year for Toronto , additionally saving billions being spent in different directions and also SAVE LIVES !!!!!!

This DESIGN THINKING WILL BE ON D R A G O N S

D E N, Wednesday, November 4th, 8 PM>

The Director for the US DOT, has already taken my innovative DESIGN THINKING TO CAPITAL HILL, at the Senate.

Your right Roger, change is difficult, but with persistance, patience, and picture telling methods. Eventually one’s innovation will find a way.

I would love to do a follow up TALK SHOW on your program Nora.

I am a perfect example that anyone can be a DESIGN THINKER.

Often, the best ideas, come OUTSIDE THE BOX !!!

Sometimes by just asking the SIMPLE QUESTIONS………… IS HOW INNOVATION BEGINS.

This is how it was for me. I said to myself you gotta be able to do it cheaper than that.

And know I have created a brand new technology…………..SEPARATED PASSENGER FLOW..

for SUBWAY PLATFORMS, which also offers

COST EFFECTIVE PLATFORM SAFETY.

AND MOVES TORONTO FASTER by commuting

an extra 88 train loads of passengers every single work day.

You fix the HUB of a city, you MOVE AN ENTIRE CITY

FASTER !!!

No more wall of people in front of subway train doors. Wouldn’t that be awesome.

I am in the midst of changing these laws. Also I actually think the law is already in place from 1993, for subway to provide simple guards of protection.

These interpretations I believe will be a legal battle. It’s not my fault syndrome. But change is on the way!!!

I have even met with the Chief Coroner of Toronto, who suggests I will be called in at the next inquest.

No more do thousands have to witness these horrable deaths.

No more do drivers have to witness this. Now they can do what they were originally hired to do. Just drive.

All this began a year and a half ago with DESIGN THINKING. Thanks Roger and Nora. ... See all content Hide content

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3 months, 2 weeks ago on Intensedebate

Good interview Nora, Roger. You're on stride : the material and source are in the center.

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rram 3 months, 2 weeks ago on Twitter

How can you change the way a big business thinks? I've been looking at Design Thinking http://tinyurl.com/yz7kn2h

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