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With the goal of systematically developing innovative ideas, possible solutions, and first function models, participants from different fields of expertise will be working together on a real-life case study in an interdisciplinary team. The workshop is based on the interdisciplinary method of Design Thinking—a structured, versatile, and user-centered approach to successfully generate innovations, from the development of new products and services to full-fledged new business models. One core element of the learning experience, aside from methodological knowledge, is interdisciplinary collaboration and mutual transfer of knowledge and exchange of experience across disciplines and thus becoming familiar with new perspectives and approaches.
The concrete task pursued with the workshop partner Tait Communications on the basis of a realistic case study is innovative communication solutions for safety facilities in public-service personnel.
Institute for Entrepreneurship and Innovation. The institute of the Vienna University of Economics and Business is leading in the area of Open and User Innovation. Using real-life case studies, methods and research insights are developed with the help of partners from the economy. The workshop will be directed by teaching assistants and researchers Ilse-Maria Klanner and Susanne Roiser, who also developed the award-winning interuniversity InnoLAB program.
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The workshops are intended for young professionals with an interdisciplinary orientation active in design, engineering and other creative fields, also third and fourth year students are welcome. The number of participants is limited to 20. Please mail your application including a motivational statement (500 words max.) to no later than 27 August 2012. Attendance is free. Cost of materials, unless provided by the MAK, is to be covered by participants. Workshops are held at the MAK in the Laboratory of the exhibition MADE 4 YOU. Design for Change during regular opening hours.
Workshop
14/15 September 2012
held in German
Free admission
In cooperation with Tait Communications
With the goal of systematically developing innovative ideas, possible solutions, and first function models, participants from different fields of expertise will be working together on a real-life case study in an interdisciplinary team. The workshop is based on the interdisciplinary method of Design Thinking—a structured, versatile, and user-centered approach to successfully generate innovations, from the development of new products and services to full-fledged new business models. One core element of the learning experience, aside from methodological knowledge, is interdisciplinary collaboration and mutual transfer of knowledge and exchange of experience across disciplines and thus becoming familiar with new perspectives and approaches.
The concrete task pursued with the workshop partner Tait Communications on the basis of a realistic case study is innovative communication solutions for safety facilities in public-service personnel.
Institute for Entrepreneurship and Innovation. The institute of the Vienna University of Economics and Business is leading in the area of Open and User Innovation. Using real-life case studies, methods and research insights are developed with the help of partners from the economy. The workshop will be directed by teaching assistants and researchers Ilse-Maria Klanner and Susanne Roiser, who also developed the award-winning interuniversity InnoLAB program.
e-and-i.org
The workshops are intended for young professionals with an interdisciplinary orientation active in design, engineering and other creative fields, also third and fourth year students are welcome. The number of participants is limited to 20. Please mail your application including a motivational statement (500 words max.) to no later than 27 August 2012. Attendance is free. Cost of materials, unless provided by the MAK, is to be covered by participants. Workshops are held at the MAK in the Laboratory of the exhibition MADE 4 YOU. Design for Change during regular opening hours.
Workshop
14/15 September 2012
held in German
Free admission
In cooperation with Tait Communications
Program development:
Thomas Geisler, MAK Curator Design, Elisabeth Noever-Ginthör, Concept and Project Management departure
A Cooperation of MAK & departure
Opening Hours
Tue 10 a.m.–10 p.m.Wed–Sun 10 a.m.–6 p.m.
Mon closed
Free Admission on
Tuesdays 6–10 p.m.
Admission
€ 7,90 / reduced € 5,50Free admission for children and teens up to 19
Free Admission on
Tuesdays 6–10 p.m.
Family ticket € 11 (2 adults and at least one child under 14)
Guided Tours
MAK TOURS – every Saturday at 11 a.m. a tour through the MAK in German; every Sunday at noon in English.Attendance fee € 2 per person, except children under 6
Special and Group Tours
by advance bookingGabriele Fabiankowitsch, Head of Educational Program and Guided Tours
T +43 1 711 36-298
(Mon–Fri 10 a.m.–4 p.m.),
Barrier Free Access
Lift at the entrance at Weiskirchnerstraße 3, accessible toilets for disabled visitors.
