Future Prood Design

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1. Future Proof Design “Ideas to design Resilient, Enduring and Meaningful Businesses (&products)” Simone Cicero meedabyte.com /@meedabyte Barcelona Design Thinking Week 13
2. crisis
3. per – capita needs global use/availability
4. “It is wholly a confusion of ideas to suppose that the economical use of resources is equivalent to a diminished consumption. The very contrary is the truth.” William Stanley Jevons
5. We could have expected
6. A crisis is any event that is, or expected to lead to, an unstable and dangerous situation affecting an individual, group, community, or whole society. Crises are deemed to be negative changes in the security, economic, political, societal, or environmental affairs, especially when they occur abruptly, with little or no warning. More loosely, it is a term meaning 'a testing time' or an 'emergency event'.
10. #occupygezipark
12. A clash of visions
13. A clash of powers
14. “In a time when technologies have drastically reduced the efficient scale of production, capital, instead of adapting itself to this reality, has fled towards the opacity of securitization and large- scale short selling. “ David De Ugarte, Las Indias
15. Disownership
16. From Albert Canigueral, http://www.consumocolaborativo.com/
17. A global discourse
18. “Last year the impacts of climate change, cost Unilever more than 200M€. Even if you can ignore this, you cannot ignore the growth of social media, which will be ruthless to businesses that are judged to be making the world a worse place, not a better one. So many companies are waking up and realising that they can be inside the tent, shaping solutions, future-proofing their businesses, strengthening their ties with their existing consumers and reaching new ones.” Paul Polman CEO Unilever
19. Can’t hide
20. “In fact, morality becomes their most powerful product, forging a lasting connection with constituents by out-behaving their competition.” Tim Leberecht CMO Frog Design
21. Once, you could even design stupid, inefficient, absurd products and succeed.
22. Now you can’t.
23. Designing products for today
24. is that complicated
25. Apple launched the appstore making the phone a platform for use case innovation July 10, 2008
26. No more monolithic products
27. Modularity Customizability Hackability
28. pioneers
29. Make & Sell
30. tools Facilitated Contexts/Channels
33. DIY (and maybe sell)
39. Nahia: a customizable bikini!
40. Allow Peers to create for other Peers (that can make and sell)
41. Peer producers
42. A step further: the right to access
43. not enough anymore
44. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E6rwQy75U8M Freekea
47. INNOVATION: where to go?
48. Community Centric User Centric
49. co-creation
50. no more just a fancy word to use at work
52. “We take to heart what our community thinks of us. It’s a challenge to listen to the community and try to evolve with it. We learned a long time ago that although we cannot make everyone happy, we should listen to as many people as possible. Our job is to pick the best path to support that community. I can give you many examples where our gut told us one thing and the community pulled us in another, better direction.” Nathan Seidle, Founder of Sparkfun
53. “the best path to support that community”
54. ”The art of creating software and building new things was starting to get celebrated at these hackathons,” Where there was a hackathon, there was Twilio. Jeff Lawson, CEO/Cofounder of Twilio
60. Letting the community drive
61. Ok, but how?
62. identify behaviors transactions relations
63. spot new exchange markets social capital creation
64. facilitate interaction and value exchange
65. through channels
66. A platform
67. A platform grants freedoms to allow the peers add value. Peers perform exchanges and transactions. Channels are provided to facilitate.
69. Use Case innovation happens at the peers level. The creation of new and improved channels is the mission of the platform stakeholders.
70. Illustration by Simon Wardley - blog.gardeviance.org ILC Cycle
71. “Let us suppose you were a provider of utility computing infrastructure services and one of these new higher orders systems (e.g. big data systems built with hadoop) started to diffuse. … you could detect this diffusion in close to real time and hence rapidly decide to commoditize any new activity … in this case by introducing something like Amazon Elastic Map Reduce. Naturally, you’d be accused of eating the ecosystem if you did this repeatedly but at the same time your new component services would help grow the ecosystem and create new higher order services. ” Simon Wardley, from http://blog.gardeviance.org/2013/01/ecosystems.html
72. The more a player has direct access to the customer base, the more it could decide what to commoditize and iterate ILC cycles, staying ahead with new product offerings.
73. Innovating the platform concerns: Commoditization vs Commonification
74. Commons Centric Community Centric
75. +
76. distributed capital means less interest in rents
77. inherently open
78. risks in competitive advantage
79. shared innovation
81. openness is a resilience strategy
82. “Sustainability is all about figuring out how to be in business forever, avoiding the temptation to overreach, to maximize near term profits at the expense of long term health. It is about adapting the business to changing market dynamics. It is about building a team and a culture that can survive and keep going.” Fred Wilson, VC
83. companies are communities
86. Communities can be products
87. Communities are companies
89. “Inside the company, though, we all take on the role that suits the work in front of us. Everyone is a designer. Everyone can question each other’s work. Anyone can recruit someone onto his or her project. Everyone has to function as a “strategist,” which really means figuring out how to do what’s right for our customers. We all engage in analysis, measurement, predictions, evaluations” From Valve’s Handbook for new Employees
91. It’s not only about product design, it’s also about enterprise design
92. the enterprise IS the product
93. see it as a platform
95. 1. Enable value creation 2. Facilitate value exchange 3. Extract fair value 4. Listen to communities
96. the Platform Design Canvas
97. A fork of the business model canvas
98. This work is a fork of the Business Model Generation Canvas by Alex Osterwalder (http://www.businessmodelgeneration.com) and is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported License , To view a copy of this license, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by- sa/3.0/. The Platform Design Canvas is in Live Editing
99. To be used: • Design with ecosystems in mind • Identify value creation contexts • Identify peer segments and actors • Identify opportunities (emerging transactions) • Create new channels •Identify community support services • Identify exchange currencies
101. What peer segments are present in the ecosystem? They could be producers, consumers or prosumers playing both the roles
102. How's the value created? In what forms?
103. What are the recurring transactions between the peer segments composing the ecosystem?
104. Through which channels do the peer segments get in contact and execute transactions?
105. How is the value exchanged and in what forms?
106. What are the key stakeholders contributing to the platform operation and mission?
107. What services are available for the community to support value creation?
108. What are the key components of the platform? (resources, formats, infrastructures)
109. Where is the value extracted and in what forms?
110. Examples
111. iOS App store Developers Indie studios Dev houses App purchase App review App recommen. App store IDE App checking Promotions Apple AD network Payment GW New Use Cases Cash flows for devs Brand visibility Ad interaction Users Tech Firms SMBs WWDC 30% fee on transactions Apps purchase / Money Reviews / Cred IDE access fee
112. Wordpress Developers Bloggers Agencies Wp.org Wordpress SW Wordcamp Runnnig Wp.org Wordpress New Use Cases Brand visibility Starting a blog Fees for services WP.com upgrades / Money Reviews / Cred Tech Firms Premium Theme purchhase wp.com Purchases on Third party shops Upgrading a blog Wp.com Third Party marketplaces Personalized L&F Third party stores/ecosystem Browser providers Developers WP backends LAMP Stack WP.com Theme upgrades / Money Free Code
113. First test run of the #Pdcanvas @Barcelona Design Thinking Week 2013: Designing a platform for the socialization of traditional games
114. THANKS get in touch! @meedabyte workshops & consulting