About This Course
Innovation Through Human-Centered Design
The Luma Institute is a US-based global education company that teaches people how to be more innovative by applying the discipline of Human-Centered Design.
What Is Human-Centered Design?
Human-Centered Design is a creative approach to problem solving. It is a process that starts with the people you are designing for and ends with new solutions that are tailor made to suit their needs. Initiativez is proud to partner with the Luma Institute to bring you this engaging, inspiring and thought provoking two-day workshop. Introducing the LUMA System of Innovating for Human-Centered Design – the workshop uses a dynamic mixture of short lectures and hands on activities where participants will learn how to:
- Provide their teams with a repeatable way to innovate
- Get more out of direct customer research
- Measurably impact product development efforts
- Promote productive cross-discipline collaboration
- Practice creative alternatives to traditional brainstorming
Innovation is the key to business success
Business professionals agree that innovation is critical to their success and to be competitive in today’s challenging market. Over 90% believe that long-term success of their organisation’s strategy depends on their ability to develop new ideas. Particularly during challenging economic times, this is crucial. It is necessary for businesses to constantly rethink how they operate and redefine themselves – Every business must innovate to compete. The Marc Elis Training Academy is your start.
We do not innovate for you, but we help you master our unique scalable and universal tools to build innovation within your team, which lasts longer and yield the best returns.
Target Audience
Who should attend the workshop?
This workshop is ideal for anyone who wants to see ideas come to life and to see an idea become a prototype. It will appeal to professionals seeking to accelerate innovation within their organisation, those interested in Human-Centered Design or people wanting to improve their skills in both of these areas. Ideal participants are experienced professionals in positions of influence within their organisations who want to drive innovation and effect change throughout their business. Because collaboration is a key driver of innovation we encourage multiple attendees – spanning all levels and functions of your organisation – to attend this workshop.
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