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1 16 June 2010 Becky Currano : "TBPM: Tangible Business Process Modeling – Bringing IT Systems Thinking to Design Thinking"
2 16 June 2010 Soren Petersen and Akin Osman Kazakci
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16 June 2010 Becky Currano : "TBPM: Tangible Business Process Modeling – Bringing IT Systems Thinking to Design Thinking"

Becky Currano will present this week at DesignX the results of the research project

"TBPM: Tangible Business Process Modeling – Bringing IT Systems Thinking to Design Thinking"

The goal at the outset of this project was to extend Tangible Business Process Modeling (TBPM) to the Product Design Space to support radical innovation with respect to the whole product ecosystem.

We have done so by merging TBPM and Customer Value Chain Analysis (CVCA) to develop Customer Value Chain Modeling (CVCM), a generative method to support in- novativeproductdesign. AnessentialelementofCVCMisviewingproductdesigntasks through the hybrid lens of TBPM and each of the various stakeholders in the product ecosystem, in order to identify opportunities to innovatively redesign the customer value chain as a whole.

CVCM assists in identifying pain points (difficulties and inconveniences) and pleasure points(successfulanddesirableelements)inthecustomervaluechain. Itseekstopre- serve and add pleasure points and to eliminate and mitigate pain points, with respect to thethreedimensionsoftime,money,andeffort. CVCMisbothanalyticandgenerative, and encourages radical process improvements by helping designers to ask questions such as:

What can I separate?
What can I add on?
What systems are possible with this product?
What products/services are possible with this system?

Facilitated by Bettina Maisch

16 June 2010 Soren Petersen and Akin Osman Kazakci

Akin Osman Kazakci:
A presentation of C-K design theory: context, applications and extentions
Since its introduction in 1999, C-K theory has been the center of many studies, both at the academic level and in Industry. The present talk will give a short overview of C-K theory and some of its applications. Some historical notes will be given and current axes of development will be considered. A discussion of possible extensions related to some of the on-going work at CDR and Influential models in design reseach (such as perception-action paradigm) will conclude.

Akin Osman Kazakci is affiliated with Mines ParisTech, Design Chair. He has an MS in Industrial Eng. from (Galatasaray Univ.,Turkey) and a BS in Decision Analysis and Operations Research and a PhD in AI in Design (Paris IX Dauphine Univ., France). His main research interests are Design reasoning, management of design and innovation, design support tools and approaches.

A presentation of C-K design theory: context, applications and extentions
Since its introduction in 1999, C-K theory has been the center of many studies, both at the academic level and in Industry. The present talk will give a short overview of C-K theory and some of its applications. Some historical notes will be given and current axes of development will be considered. A discussion of possible extensions related to some of the on-going work at CDR and Influential models in design reseach (such as perception-action paradigm) will conclude.

Akin Osman Kazakci is affiliated with Mines ParisTech, Design Chair. He has an MS in Industrial Eng. from (Galatasaray Univ.,Turkey) and a BS in Decision Analysis and Operations Research and a PhD in AI in Design (Paris IX Dauphine Univ., France). His main research interests are Design reasoning, management of design and innovation, design support tools and approaches.