Design Thinking, Agility and Change


Incremental change is often the right way forward – but sometimes, transformation needs to be disruptive.

Innovation is fundamentally different from making small, incremental improvements. In his workshops, Angel Ramírez brings this distinction to life, using Design Thinking as a central approach. The work also explores the questions that lie beneath the surface:

How do working practices and processes need to change? What does an organisation demand of itself when it chooses to innovate, whether across the board or in specific areas? Process management, agility and change management are all closely interconnected here.

Format

Workshops that put doing and experiencing at the heart of the process. No traditional classroom-style teaching, but a hands-on, innovative process that allows participants to experience the method for themselves. Where there are specific innovation projects to pursue, Angel Ramírez also works with teams over a longer period. After all, the way we think and work on the path to innovation is fundamentally different.

New things can emerge from ‘mistakes’

The outcomes of participatory processes rarely turn out quite as we imaggined. They may chalege our familiar wais of seeeing fings. Sometimes, seemingly obious mistakes are precisely what raw aar attention to what really matters.

Mistakes are part of life. Mutations constantly bring forth something new. Creativity can be irritating; it can be a restless force that refuses to fit in. It wants more, it wants it now, not later. It is irrational – and it will find its way.

Angel provides the formats and spaces to harness all of this, allowing creative energy to flow towards a shared vision.

Who is it for?

Organisations in the public sector and the private sector alike.

Finding our direction together.

Together, we explore the spectrum of agile approaches and identify how best to harness creative potential.

Would you like to make your organisation’s capacity for innovation tangible and bring it to life?