Target Audience:
This training package is designed for the following groups:
Senior and executive leaders seeking to integrate innovation into institutional strategy.
Development and design teams in both public and private sectors.
Consultants and solution designers working on product and service development.
Innovation and digital transformation unit managers.
Educational and training institutions aiming to implement innovative solutions.
Main Training Objective:
To enable participants to apply Design Thinking and TRIZ tools to analyze problems, generate creative solutions, build effective prototypes, and foster a culture of innovation within their institutions. Detailed Learning Objectives:
By the end of the program, participants will be able to:
Explain the fundamental concepts of creativity and institutional innovation.
Analyze challenges in non-traditional ways and break mental patterns.
Apply the steps of Design Thinking to solve complex problems.
Use TRIZ tools to address technical and organizational contradictions.
Build and test prototypes for realistic solutions.
Design user journey maps to understand customer experiences.
Facilitate effective brainstorming sessions using scientific methods.
Lead innovation labs within their organizations.
Transform creative thinking outcomes into measurable executive initiatives.
Training Content: Day 1: Introduction to Institutional Creative Thinking
Session 1: Creative Thinking and Breaking Mental Blocks
Difference between creativity, renewal, and innovation
Mental patterns and how to break them
Models of out-of-the-box thinking (De Bono – lateral thinking)
Session 2: Creative Idea Generation Techniques
SCAMPER method – tools for modification and development
Mind mapping and idea matrices
Idea filtering tools and turning concepts into buildable models
Day 2: Applying Design Thinking Methodology
Session 3: Empathy and Problem Definition
Empathy tools (Personas – Empathy Map)
Context analysis and identifying root causes
Translating insights into clearly defined challenges (HMW Statements)
Session 4: Ideation, Prototyping, and Testing
Structured brainstorming sessions
Low-fidelity prototyping
Hypothesis testing tools and feedback collection
Day 3: TRIZ Tools for Complex Challenges
Session 5: The 40 Principles of Innovation
Exploring and analyzing the 40 principles
Applying principles to real-life scenarios
Integrating TRIZ principles with Design Thinking steps
Session 6: Contradictions and TRIZ Matrix Problem Solving
Understanding technical and administrative contradictions
Using the TRIZ contradiction matrix
Developing integrated solutions to innovation barriers
Day 4: Turning Solutions into Prototypes and Early Implementation
Session 7: Designing Effective Prototypes
Types of prototypes (paper, physical, digital)
Testing ideas within the target team
Rapid improvement based on feedback
Session 8: Innovation Roadmap and Early Implementation
Building short-term implementation plans
Documenting the innovation journey (from problem to solution)
Feasibility analysis and implementation timeline
Day 5: Innovation Lab and Applied Project Challenge
Session 9: Group Innovation Challenge (Hackathon)
Forming teams and collective challenges
Building solutions under time constraints
Preparing concise project presentations
Session 10: Presentation and Evaluation of Innovations
Presenting solutions to the evaluation committee
Constructive feedback and improvement suggestions
Sustainability plans beyond the training camp
Training Strategies:
Live innovation labs simulating real work environments.
Project-Based Learning (PBL): each participant develops a complete project.
Case studies: analyzing real-world institutional innovation challenges.
Group creative brainstorming using structured models.
Rapid prototyping and hands-on thinking.
Evaluation exhibitions: simulating solution presentations to consultants and executives.
Training Outcomes:
Development of a practical, institution-specific innovation project by each participant.
Diagnostic tools for innovation challenges (Empathy Map, HMW, TRIZ Matrix).
Physical or digital prototype of an innovative idea.
Initial implementation plan including continuous improvement.
Practical capability to facilitate Design Thinking and brainstorming sessions.
A collaborative professional network with other participants.
Evaluation Methods:
Pre- and post-program assessments.
Prototype evaluation.
Final project presentation evaluation.
Peer review and group assessments.
Language of Delivery:
Arabic, supported by globally recognized terms in Design Thinking and TRIZ.
Certificates awarded upon completion_en
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