Human-Centered Service Design Case Solution
IDEO’s Human-centered innovation:
Culture:
- It is identified that IDEO's designers and engineers themselves created an early prototype from a readily available material such as cardboard and Legos. Moreover, rapid prototyping at IDEO follows the three "R's" Rough, Rapid, and Right.
- Moreover, the management is forced on small selection and work according to the demand of the customers. In addition to this, the company is more customized and follow the social and culture responsibilities to maintain the social circles.
- It provides more alternatives in the product so that, the customers could restructure the product if they want to change the design or any feature in the product.
- Furthermore, it is identified that the company hasspread in many different areas of the country bysmall unit franchises with a good playful environment, which display all available design.
- In keeping with its playroom environment, on Mondays, all company’s branches hold"show and tell" where designers and engineers canshowcase their latest insight and products
- Moreover, it is determined that an individual achieved the Growing IDEO with 300 employees involved keeping each small unit and that IDEO could work on one large project as a principle or as many as three or four projects as a contributor...............
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