Post Industrial Design workshop at I Realize 09: The process

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Massimo Menichinelli

Design Business

Goals:

* study post-industrial design
* share knowledge
* design & deliver three maps
* build networks
* have a nice day!

Methodology:

Open Space Technology + Net-Map Toolbox

Outcome: three maps

* NEEDS - the unmet needs, the unsolved problems

* DISRUPTIVE SOLUTIONS - possible disruptive
(technological?) solutions for the identified problems

* EXISTING ANSWERS - possible answers/solutions (i.e.
start-ups, technologies, ideas, groups, etc.) already
existing but not well known yet.

( + a roadmap?)

Outcome: open source document

* Xmind (open source & multiplatform) map
* Creative Commons file
* .pdf complete document

--> distribution
--> evolution
--> larger networks
--> other projects

Process (for each map)

* 30 min. Brainstorming
* life cycle: design, manufacturing, distribution, use, end of life
* impact (& sustainability): social, economic, environmental

* 30 min. Collective Analysis (Elements details):
* kind, geographical position, links, license, % complete, ...

* 30 min. Collective Analysis (Elements connections and influence)
* kind, direction, sign, weight

Program

* 09.30 Introduction
1. 09.30 Facilitators
2. 09.35 Participants (name, city, job, link)
3. 10.10 Workshop themes and process
* 10.30 Mapping Needs
1. 10.30 Brainstorming
2. 11.00 Collective Analysis (Elements details)
3. 11.30 Collective Analysis (Elements connections and influence)
* 12.00-13.00 Lunch
* 13.00 Mapping Existing answers
1. 13.00 Brainstorming
2. 13.30 Collective Analysis (Elements details):
3. 14.00 Collective Analysis (Elements connections and influence)
* 14.30 Mapping Disruptive solutions
1. 14.30 Brainstorming
2. 15.00 Collective Analysis (Elements details):
3. 15.30 Collective Analysis (Elements connections and influence)
* 16.00 Break
* 16.15 Conclusions
1. Roadmap
2. Document design
* 17.00 Fine
1. Upload
2. Greetings
* 17.30 Keynote Peter Saville

Thank you very much!

Let's work!

info@openp2pdesign.org

http://openp2pdesign.org

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