Professor Kees Dorst: “Design Thinking is not about the solution, but about rephrasing the problem”
Professor Kees Dorst explains his interpretation of Design Thinking in a short video, and how the methodology might be implemented in a business context. He says, that in a nutshell, Design Thinking is not so much about finding a solution but more about rephrasing a problem, about taking a new point of view to tackle a problem (what he calls a new “frame”).
In the article (Kees Dorst | Interpreting Design Thinking) that accompanies the video, Dorst analyzes critically the current hype on Design Thinking and then offers an interesting framework to understand how Design Thinking might be applied for innovative processes in business context.
A recommended read for everybody who is interested in Design Thinking and its application in the “real world”.