Design Thinking (T4C3)
EGP200
Instructor:
Amr Ghannam

About this course
Outlines:
- Definition of design thinking
- Design thinking phases
- Empathy Map
- Design Thinking can be applied to a wide range of problems, from physical products to services, processes, and systems
- Design Thinking can be used by individuals, teams, and organizations to create user-centered solutions that meet the needs of their customers and stakeholders
Benefits:
- You can develop new products that meet customer needs and drive revenue by using a user-centric and solutions-based approach
- You can enhance your creativity and problem-solving skills by using a systematic process that involves empathy, ideation, prototyping, and testing
- You can build a culture of innovation in your organization by empowering your employees to explore new ideas, collaborate on diverse teams, and consider new ways of getting work done
- You can reduce the risk of failure by testing prototypes with users early and often and iterating based on feedback
- You can gain a competitive edge by designing products and services that address real, human needs and create value for customers