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There is Frame Innovation by Kees Dorst. It takes at look at complex problems NOT by slicing them up and trying to solve each ‘slice’ but rather tries to look a
by digitalengineer 5y ago
There is Frame Innovation by Kees Dorst. It takes at look at complex problems NOT by slicing them up and trying to solve each ‘slice’ but rather tries to look at the entire situation as a whole and -with your team- formulate a better and more desired situation. It uses ‘frames’ from other disciplines and tries to achieve a multidisciplinary view where each field combines knowledge. The idea is not always to solve the problem because really co
Pled problems can’t just be solved. Rather it looks to work towards a better situation. It also relies on Systems Thinking to study what system revolves around a problem and where one can intervene.
- a9h74j 5y agoNot familiar with Frame Innovation, but you might be interested in Brian Cantrell talking about system architecture. He emphasizes that one can only prioritize so many values at a time, which will tend to drive (and presumably focus) architectural choices and flavor. (Sorry, not in my notes which video, and YT search is not helping.)