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Undisciplined by Design features thought provoking conversations about innovation with business and creative leaders from across the country, sharing insights on human-centered approaches to innovation and the power of collaborating across disciplines and industries to create…
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The Human Side of Health Tech w/ YC Sun, IDEO | Undisciplined by Design S3E7 (opens the original)
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In this episode of Undisciplined By Design, we sit down with YC Sun , Senior Portfolio Director of Healthcare at IDEO , to explore the human side of health tech and what it takes to design technology around real human needs.YC shares how work spanning digital health, medical devices, behavioral health, AI, and emerging technologies, can stay grounded in one core principle: technology should solve a meaningful problem for people, not become a solution searching for one.The conversation touches on
Agency in an Uncertain World w/ Lisa Kay Solomon (opens the original)
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In this episode of Undisciplined By Design, Aaron Bradley sits down with Lisa K. Solomon , Futurist in Residence for the Hasso Plattner Institute of Design at Stanford University (the d.school) , to explore how design, foresight, and imagination can help people feel more agency in uncertain times. Lisa shares her journey from design strategy to futures education, why future-thinking skills should be taught and practiced before moments of crisis, and how tools like scenario planning, civic design
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