Human Centered Food
Human Centered Food: Empathy and Actions, not words!
Human Centered Food: Empathy and Actions, not words!
Once you have finished the interpretation and meaning stages of new product development you can then define a new vision for your product or product family. Truly human-centred innovators do not create marketing strategies in the traditional sense. Rather, the make proposals to their customers that define a vision for their product or services. This […]
The next stage of the design-thinking process is interpretation. Rather than engage directly with consumers, Verganti advocates building a network of interpreters. These interpreters are specialists in identifying meaning in products and also identifying how the consumer lives, how they feel and what challenges they face. Interpreters can come from anywhere and this is where […]
To create incremental change, it has often been the habit of innovators to observe the customer; to look at how they use the product. This can aloe the observers to create new packaging or new features that will make the customers lie easier, thereby making the product a no.1 choice. If an observer is watching […]
Design thinking is not a term normally applied to SMEs, and especially not to food producers. However, some of the worlds’ most innovative products have resulted from design thinking. Any current Apple product? Jonathan Ive is the king of design thinking. So what is it? Design Thinking is human centred innovation. It is powered by […]
This blog is a result of my two great interests – The Business of Food (particularly artisan Food) and Innovation. The blog will attempt to highlight how food producers and others can use innovative practices to bring products to the market that people want! But innovation is about so much more – new markets, new […]