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At OpenIDEO we thought it might help to start documenting some of the different ways that we can think about solving problems and provide some of the tips and methodologies we’ve learned across IDEO. Particularly relevant to our latest challenge with Amnesty International is the way in which we can learn from analogous situations. Sometimes [...]
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Our friends at Unilever and WSUP has produced this wonderful video to tell the story of how the low-cost sanitation prototypes from the IDEO.org + OpenIDEO.com project have been going. Watch the video now
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Here’s the final video from the TEDx-Prototype event STAN’11 featuring Jennifer Aaker and myself talking about the OpenIDEO Bone Marrow challenge that we ran recently and the amazing work of 100kCheeks Stanford students.
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In January of this year I had the great honour of speaking at the AIGA event ‘Compostmodern ’11′ in San Francisco. The event was really inspiring and featured people like Yves Behar talking about the great work he and his team does at Fuse Project, Bruce Mau talking about his desire for taking low cost [...]
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I thought you might like to hear about some of the latest developments happening on the OpenIDEO platform. We’re tracking impact We now have a new challenge phase on OpenIDEO called Realisation, where we tell stories and create action around implementation of concepts. Because implementation and impact mean different things for different challenges, each Realisation [...]
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The students of 100K Cheeks, a group that was formed to put the message of the Dragonfly Effect into action, are on a mission to register 100,000 people into the bone marrow registry this year, but we can’t do it alone. We’re hoping you’ll help us advocate for widespread social change. Every single Facebook post, tweet [...]
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OpenIDEO’s latest challenge is a partnership with Stanford’s Haas Center and an inspiring group of students running an initiative called 100kCheeks. Bone Marrow Donation is a complex problem: although there are national Bone Marrow Registres such as the BetheMatch US site, it’s still hard for many people to find a match who desperately require a transplant in [...]
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A couple of weeks ago I had the honour and the privilege of attending and speaking at an event hosted by The White House and The Department of State. The event was organised by John Kao and his Institute of Large Scale Innovation and attendees included heads of innovation for 28 different countries. The purpose [...]
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