Redesigning Business Summit



Powerful forces are revolutionising business. It's happened before and it's happening again. Today's challenges mean customer needs are changing and fast.
 

We need to start thinking of new ways to compete. The Redesigning Business Summit will show you how. Procter and Gamble, Samsung, Google, Amazon and Apple know what's needed - they use design thinking.

Sample the fresh thinking that business needs to seize opportunities in a volatile world.

The summit is...

UNIQUE Bringing together business and design to discover new ways of managing business

PRACTICAL Providing the hands-on tools and practical tips to develop a sustainable business model and strategy

CHALLENGING Stimulating workshops, where you and your peers will be challenged by our experts

ESSENTIAL Inspiring you to drive your business forward in a period of unprecedented change

 

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"Design thinking is what has allowed our new venture, PACT to earn the devotion of our customers while minimizing our environmental impact."
Jason Kibbey, Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder, PACT

“All organisations need to move from analogue innovation, leadership and strategic processes to truly thinking digital. Without this they will fail to seize their opportunity to design the future of their markets - and the world as a whole."
Nick Jankel, Collaborative Innovation Pioneer, Media Philosopher and Chief Executive Officer, wecreate

“Most businesses begin with an idea - they are designed from the raw materials of customers, products, finance, distribution, etc. But the new, improved designs - the next business model - are likely to be incremental improvements of that original design. Learning how to challenge your own business model is a critical skill that we can learn from design thinking.”
Steve Evans, Professor of Life Cycle Engineering, Cranfield University