Strategic Design framework to navigate complex ecosystems


Details
Join us for this webinar on the beta version of a new framework to navigate complex environments.
The framework uses metaphors which interconnect and help draw a map of realities & possibilities, and highlight relationships to foster new narratives.
This is a tool to help organisations do either diagnosis or prospective work about a current situation and/or a potential challenge/problem. The aim is to enable organisations to find direction, develop a portfolio of strategies, or simply make better decisions.
It is built around 4 main concepts:
- Oceans – The type of environment(s) the organisation is navigating in (eg. market);
- Archetypes – The type of organisational behaviours and related heuristics;
- Landscape – The type of contextual structures that exist within/around the organisation and provide capabilities and constraints;
- Monsters – The type of challenges and obstacles.
Expected outcomes:
- better understand a current situation;
- better understand a potential challenge/problem;
- figure out a direction;
- create strategies;
- make better decisions.
## A hands-on webinar format
This webinar is made of three parts:
- Talk: a presentation of the structure of the framework and how to use it in your practice;
- Workshop: hands-on time with the framework;
- Q&A: ask your questions to the creators of the framework and share your feedback.
## The speakers and creators of the framework
This event is hosted by Swiss Designer, Kevin Richard with the lovely participation of Daiana Zavate and Krasi Bozhinkova as co-hosts. Daniele Catalanotto will introduce the Swiss Service Design Network Chapter.
About Kevin Richard
Founder of the Design & Critical Thinking community and Customer Experience Manager in the Swiss Health Insurance industry.
About Daiana Zavate
Design Lead at Owtcome, Netherlands.
About Krasi Bozhinkova
Strategic Designer at Owtcome, Netherlands.
## Partner organisations
This event is made possible through the collaboration of members from multiple design and innovation communities around the world:

Strategic Design framework to navigate complex ecosystems