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BDC Kick-Off Meeting

BDC Kick-Off Meeting

Rotman Business Design Club

September 19, 2012
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  1. The Business Design Club is where students at the Rotman

    School of Management explore a new way to think about innovation and solving tough business challenges through the Three Gears of Business Design.
  2. Source: Roger Martin on reliability versus validity at the Institute

    of Design Strategy Conference, May 2006 Copyright © 2006 Roger L. Martin Design Business The Predilection Gap
  3. Source: Roger Martin on reliability versus validity at the Institute

    of Design Strategy Conference, May 2006 Copyright © 2006 Roger L. Martin
  4. ‣ Proof ‣ Consistent outcomes ‣ Past data ‣ Depth

    by limits ‣ Avoidance of bias MEETS EXPECTATIONS MEETS OBJECTIVES Source: Roger Martin on reliability versus validity at the Institute of Design Strategy Conference, May 2006 Copyright © 2006 Roger L. Martin ‣ Possibility ‣ New ideas ‣ Future events ‣ Breadth by diversity ‣ Leverage of bias Reliability Validity
  5. Source: Roger Martin on reliability versus validity at the Institute

    of Design Strategy Conference, May 2006 Copyright © 2006 Roger L. Martin Reliability Validity
  6. $

  7. – Mihnea Moldoveanu & Roger Martin. “ ” The integrator

    is valuable, not subcontractable, and non-algorithmic. Source: Mihnea Moldoveanu, Roger Martin. The Future of the MBA
  8. & make beautiful things – Saul Bass on what he

    wanted to do with his life Make things beautiful
  9. – Roger Martin, “Defying RIM’s critics” Globe and Mail, February

    10, 2012 “ ” So we should go bankrupt and fire our founders and bring in a moron? That’s what we should do? They ask, “Why can’t you be more like Apple?” Source: http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/careers/careers-leadership/the-lunch/roger-martin-defying-rims-critics/article2334739/page2/
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  11. Business Sales Finance Marketing HR Legal Operations Accounting Business Design

    Sales Finance Marketing HR Legal Operations Accounting
  12. Source: Designing for Growth: A Design Thinking Toolkit for Managers

    by Jeanne Liedtka and Tim Ogilvie Source: Designing for Growth: A Design Thinking Toolkit for Managers by Jeanne Liedtka and Tim Ogilvie
  13. 1. Design: Finding Order in Chaos 2. Creating User Engagement

    3. Digital Startups Get inspired and ignite your creativity. ... and more awesomeness!
  14. 1. Design: Finding Order in Chaos 2. Creating User Engagement

    3. Digital Startups Get inspired and ignite your creativity. ... and more awesomeness!
  15. 22 teams, 11 from Rotman 10 schools across North America

    Coaching by IDEO and Doblin National media coverage
  16. BUSINESS DESIGN CLUB • Student Communications • Student Events ROTMAN

    DESIGNWORKS • Student & Executive Education • Course Curriculum • Design Research • Student & Program Development
  17. BUSINESS PRACTICES DESIGN MINDSETS & METHODS CREATE Intui+on  &  Imagina+on

    Empathy  &  Understanding The  Right  Ques+ons Itera+ve  Learning Driving  Growth  &  Innova0on Driving Business & Innovation OPTIMIZE     Analysis  &  Facts Data  &  Numbers The  Right  Answer Linear  Thinking Driving  Efficiency
  18. EDUCATION (FOR CREDIT) PRACTICE PROFESSIONAL SKILLS DEVELOPMENT • Business Design

    Practicum • Innovation, Foresight & Business Design • Business Design Tours • Independent Studies • Business Design Bootcamps • 60-Day Challenges • Case Competitions • Case Discussions & Fireside Chats • Foundational Design Skills Development • Portfolio Workshops • Career Strategy & Development Sessions
  19. facebook.com/RotmanBDC twitter.com/RotmanBDC [email protected] rotman.businessdesignclub.com The Business Design Club is where

    students at the Rotman School of Management explore a new way to think about innovation and solving tough business challenges through the Three Gears of Business Design.