Social Relations – Transition Design Seminar CMU
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Social Relations – Transition Design Seminar CMU
How can you imagine balancing the implementation of multiple ‘interventions’ with periods of observation and waiting? Should this process be staggered, so that transition designers are observing the results of some interventions, while implementing others? How can this process be choreographed and adjusted quickly when necessary?
Designing Systems Interventions – Transition Design Seminar CMU
Relationships of conflict or alignment can occur in a number of areas such as use of natural resources, economic issues, political/governance issues, technology and infrastructure but can also center around beliefs, values and cultural norms. Since all of these contribute to the problem in question, they can also become leverage points for positive... See more
Irwin & Kossoff • Mapping Stakeholder Relations
Design, Missions and Experiencing Systems: Using Service Design to Co-ordinate and Align Activities and Resources to Deliver Missions - Livework
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Systems maps are mostly useful as process tools, much less so as visual artefacts for outsiders who did not engage in building them. If you’ve ever been part of the process of developing a system map, you will have experienced the difficult conversations and wonderful a-ha moments that come when divergent, opposing stakeholder views finally align o
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