News · January 31, 2016

Delivering Impact with Design Thinking

About the Speaker

Jim Agutter is the founder and director of the Multi-Disciplinary Design Program in the College of Architecture + Planning at the University of Utah, director of the Spark Design Initiative and CEO of Applied Medical Visualizations.  He has worked on innovation and information design challenges for more than 15 years.
 
Jim's research has focused on the application of 2D and 3D design concepts to large scale, real-time data environments.  He has published extensively in the area of information visualization and design challenges in healthcare and cyber-security.  In addition, he has seven technology solution patents, many of which have transferred to industry and are currently being used in the field.
 
Jim has received the 2004-2005 Creative Achievement Award by the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture, 2009 University of Utah Honors Professorship, 2013 Early Career Teaching Award and 2014 University of Utah Beacon of Excellence award for his work on transforming undergraduate education.   

[Workshop] Deliver Impact with Design Thinking

Design Thinking is a methodological approach to solution finding that places the human user at the center of things. With this approach we tackle real world problems by navigating across the boundaries between art, business, engineering, science, human and social values. 

This workshop will demonstrate the methods and success stories of Design Thinking. With real life examples, you will learn to navigate your path of Design Thinking to bring ideas into fruition and also the impact such methods can bring to the real world. 

​Date & time: 18/2/2016 (Thursday), 18:00-19:30
Location: Room 4219, lift 19
Registration deadline: 14/2/2016 (Sunday) 
-You will receive a confirmation email by the following Monday (15/2/2016) if successfully registered.