BIS10012 Week2 Design Thinking Lecture REV1
BIS10012 Week2 Design Thinking Lecture REV1
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What is a social entrepreneur?
Sem 1 2018
Sem 2 2018
Sem 1 2019
https://www.bcorporation.net/community/find-a-b-corp
Recent social enterprises in Melbourne:
https://www.bcorporation.net/en-us/find-a-b-corp/company/wild-adventures-melbourne
Recent social enterprises in Melbourne
https://www.bcorporation.net/en-us/find-a-b-corp/company/wild-adventures-melbourne
Social entrepreneurs are driven by a desire for social justice.
They seek a direct link between their actions and an
A major change agent, one whose core
improvement in the quality of life for the people with whom
values center on identifying, addressing and
they work and those that they seek to serve. They aim to
solving societal problems.
produce solutions which are sustainable financially,
organizationally, socially and environmentally. --Drayton (2002)
--Thake and Zadek (1997)
A professional, innovative and Social entrepreneurs create social value through innovation and
sustainable approach to systematic leveraging financial resources…for social, economic and
change that resolves social market community development.
failures and grasps Opportunities --Reis (1999)
--Said School (2005) (Kellogg Foundation)
…a process of creating value by combining resources in new Process whereby the creation of new business
ways…intended primarily to explore and exploit opportunities enterprise leads to social wealth enhancement so
to create social value by stimulating social change or meeting that both society and the entrepreneur benefit.
social needs.
--MacMillan (2005)
--Mair and Marti (2006a)
(Wharton Center)
Chou, DC 2018, ‘Applying design thinking method to social entrepreneurship project’, Computer Standards & Interfaces, vol. 55, pp. 73-79.
“Social entrepreneurs are those persons who
have interests in solving social problems.”
But…there are
different types
of problems…
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2x25=? How do I get promoted?
What is the cheapest pizza available in Hawthorn? How can modern cities grow sustainably?
Who and what should receive taxpayers funds and how much
should be allocated to them/it?
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One-Right-Answer Problems
What is the cheapest pizza available in Hawthorn? How can modern cities grow sustainably?
Who and what should receive taxpayers funds and how much
should be allocated to them/it?
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One-Right-Answer Problems
You are looking for a new apartment to buy and Where can I live and make a
live in - how do you choose? successful life and career?
What is the cheapest pizza available in Hawthorn? You have just been given a grant for
$1 billion to address world poverty.
Which creche could I/would I send my child to? What would you do?
Where can I get financing for my start How can modern cities grow sustainably?
up venture?
Who and what should receive taxpayers funds and
What is the quickest way to get
how much should be allocated to them/it?
from Swinburne University to the
city?
You don’t understand the problem until you have developed a solution
There is no stopping rule
Solutions are not right or wrong – they are better or worse
Each is essentially unique and novel
Every solution is a “one-shot operation”
There is no given alternative solution
Many-Right-Answer Problems
You don’t understand the problem until you have developed a solution
There is no stopping rule
Solutions are not right or wrong – they are better or worse
Each is essentially unique and novel
Every solution is a “one-shot operation”
There is no given alternative solution
Wicked Problems
How do we tackle wicked “hairy”
problems?
“It will feel chaotic the first time, and
probably the second and third times, and
maybe even the fourth time you put it to
use. Design thinking is not a typical skill
set learned in business school, but a
valuable skill that should be embraced by
all business professionals, not just those in
a “creative” industry or for whom design is
front-and-center in their job description.
Design thinking is an egalitarian skill set
that can be learned, practiced, and
championed by professionals across
industries and job titles.’
Ingle, BR 2013, ‘Introduction to Design Thinking’,
Design Thinking for Entrepreneurs and Small Businesses: Putting the Power of Design to Work, Apress, Berkeley, pp. 4-18.
As re-quoted in Chou 2018 there are five (5)
stages of designing social entrepreneurship
projects through design thinking approach, and
they include:
1. Ask a good question Assignment 1: Social Problem Report
2. Get close to the lives of those you are trying
to serve
3. Build to think and launch to learn Assignment 2: Crowd Funding Campaign
4. See the entire business system as a design
opportunity
5. Teach a person to fish
Chou, DC 2018, ‘Applying design thinking method to social entrepreneurship project’, Computer Standards & Interfaces, vol. 55, pp. 73-79.
Mission:
In this unit you will learn Innovative
Business Practices that will help you to
excel in your university studies and your
current and future work endeavours.