Vivimos en un mundo que no funciona: crisis financiera, crisis ecológica, pobreza, consumismo… A nivel personal intentamos contribuir comprando productos locales, biológicos, reciclando, dando soporte a entidades sociales o dando parte de nuestro tiempo a “buenas causas”. En cambio, nos olvidamos de nuestra conciencia social cuando cruzamos la puerta de a oficina.
Nosotros, como diseñadores, desarrolladores, innovadores… como profesionales que buscamos y desarrollamos soluciones deberíamos hacer más. Necesitamos introducir el factor de ‘Innovación social’ como un elemento más a considerar en nuestro trabajo, en nuestros proyectos.
En esta presentación compartiré ideas y tendencias en innovación social, así como ejemplos de soluciones y productos. Te invito a cambiar tu punto de vista. Introduce más valor a tu producto añadiendo una capa de humana/social/ética, te sentirás mejor mientras trabajas, contribuirás a un mundo mejor, y crearás mejores productos para tus clientes.
10. Germany ♀
What stops you from doing more? ‟ Time.”
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Yummy
bio meal
Letter
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ethical
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services
Volunteer
@ work work
Getting ready.
Dressed with
organic
cotton stuff
Recycling
@ work
Emotional intensity about Good
Actions for a real good
11. ‟My job isn't focused on solving societal problems. I would
prefer a job like that, but not enough opportunities are
around, or I couldn't afford the poor salary to do them.”
United Kingdom ♂
7am 12pm 16pm 20pm
Yummy
bio meal
Letter from
his ethical
bank services
Recycle @ work
@ work
Emotional intensity about Good
Actions for a real good
12. France ♀
‟Not as many opportunities as I would like, especially
because the clients I work for are not involved in addressing
such issues.”
7am 12pm 16pm 20pm
Yummy
bio meal
Donation to
Children
charity
@ work
Getting ready.
Dressed with
organic stuff
Recycling
@ work Quarterly
Newsletter
Emotional intensity about Good
Actions for a real good
13. ‟I try to do projects that are respectful and transparent to
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ready
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the people.”
@ work
Spain ♀
Recycle
Emotional intensity about Good
Actions for a real good
14. ‟I feel that as ux designers we have a chance to make
people worry less about, and spend less time on, work-related
things and spend more time together.”
The Netherlands ♂
7am 12pm 16pm 20pm
Yummy
bio meal
Letter from
his ethical
bank services
@ work
Getting ready.
Dressed with
organic
cotton stuff
News
@ work from
Emotional intensity about Good
Actions for a real good
15. Who do you think will
change the world to
be a better place?
...exactly!
☐ The government
☐ The non-profits
☐ I, you, we
18. Creative Economy report 2008
The UN’ Conference on Trade and Development defines emerging ‘creative economy’ as
• An evolving concept based on creative assets
• Potentially generating economic growth and development
•Holding the potential to foster income generation, job creation
and export earnings while promoting social inclusion, cultural
diversity and human development
• Embracing economic, cultural and social aspects interacting with technology,
intellectual property and tourism
•A set of knowledge-based economic activities with a
development dimension and cross-cutting linkages at a
macro and micro levels to overall economy
the potential to foster income generation, job creation and export earnings
while promoting social inclusion, cultural diversity and human developement
• Embracing economic, cultural and social aspects interacting with technology,
intellectual property and tourism
•A set of knowledge-based economic activities with a development dimension and
cross-cutting linkages at amacro and micro levels to overall economy
The Creative Economy Revenues come for intangible
19. “Consumers don't want to make the world
a better place.
They want brands to do that for them ;)”
http://trendwatching.com/trends/brand-sacrifice/
Brand Sacrifice
20. “Consumers don't want to make the world
a better place.
They want brands to do that for them ;)”
http://trendwatching.com/trends/brand-sacrifice/
Brand Sacrifice
while some consumers are actively making
SACRIFICES of their own, many more crave a
new kind of consumption: one that allows
continued indulgence without guilt over negative
impacts on SELF, SOCIETY or the PLANET.
31. Inspired by the positive energy of
Dreams vs compulsive
consumerism.
Rational & Planned shopping
vs Impulsive & Irrational.
Focused on satisfaction of saving
vs credit stress.
Business with heart Accidental Social innovators
34. R&D Understanding the problem
http://designthatmatters.org/portfolio/projects/incubator/
35. Buddhist Approach Compassion & empathy
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Today, more than ever before, life
must be characterized by a sense
of Universal responsibility, not
only nation to nation and human to
human, but also human to
other forms of life.