1. The document discusses using co-design and finding the right questions to drive collective innovation. 2. It advocates an approach of fostering divergent and disruptive thinking rather than just incremental improvements. 3. This involves using techniques like co-design, design thinking, and open innovation to generate creative questions and solutions.

1. Collective innovation: finding the
right questions with co-design
Ivan Ortenzi
Ars et Inventio

2. TECNOLOGIE

4. 1896
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1899«Comitato Direttivo Lega per i
diritti delle donne»

5. 1907-1909
«Il metodo della pedagogia scientifica»

6. 1913-1929
The most interesting woman of Europe

7. 1934-1939“Società Teosofica”

8. 1946-1947
Three times nominated to Nobel Prize

9. 66k in the World, 160 in IT

12. “I think the tie-in to my current work is we had a fair
amount of freedom to study whatever we liked.
It was Montessori influenced philosophy of
education”
Jimmy Wales

13. “I’ve always felt that there’s a
certain kind of important
pioneering that goes on from an
inventor like Thomas Edison, and
that discovery mentality is
precisely the environment that
Montessori seeks to create."
Jeff Bezos

14. Intelligence in our schools is defined as always
having the same answers as everyone else.
Not one person is taught to think for themselves, or
that’s called non-intelligence. In Montessori schools
the approach is totally different.
Steve Wozniak

15. "The Montessori Method - learning by doing -
once again became my stock in trade..."
Katharine Graham

16. “It’s all about learning on your terms, rather than a
teacher explaining stuff to you. SimCity comes
right out of Montessori…”
Will Wright

17. Dakota FanningTaylor Swift

18. “Montessori’s approach — unfolding students,
not molding them — guides the most successful
teachers.”
George Clooney

19. “Montessori helped me become the person I am
today.”
Stephen Curry

20. C. Guzzanti N. Ammaniti

21. 1. Foster independence and self motivation
2. Development of character and positive self image
3. Sensitive periods of learning
4. Initiative and risk taking
5. Respect for all life and diversity
6. Continuous learning
7. Freedom of choice with responsibility

22. The creativity is not
expressed until the
human being is given
the courage and the
strength to use it and
to create
Maria Montessori

23. 1. Challenge
2. Clarity
3. Confidence
4. Commitment
5. Consolidation
6. Change
7.Creativity
The Seven Skills
You Need to
Thrive in the C-
Suite

25. Creativity
Answers beyond
the limits

26. Innovation
Questions in front
of limits

27. Trans-Human

28. Human Substitution

29. Brain computer interface

30. Exponential Space

31. 3D Printed Prosthetic Limbs

32. 3D Printed Dynamic Dresses

33. BlockChain Protocol

35. Finding the
right
questions
now is the
best answer

37. Don’t bring me
________
Bring me
________
PROBLEMS
SOLUTIONS

38. Right Questions!
Don’t bring me
________
Bring me
__________
SOLUTIONS

39. No more (only)
Customer
Centricity
but now Corporate
Centricity

42. Digital-kotiomkin

43. From digital IQ
 Inertial
 Incremental
 Improvement

44. To digital DQ
 Divergent
 Different
 Disruptive

46. From Montessori
DQ Kids

51. To Montessori
DQ Corporates

53. Corporate lean start up

54. Lego® Serious Play®

55. Open Innovation

56. Creative Q&A Generation

57. Co-design process

58. Design Thinking

59. Black Ops

60. ExOrg Canvas

61. MAKE
PLAY
THINK
DESIGN
INNOVATE

62. Together