–Niraj Adhikari and Jay Naresh Chaudhary

What happens when you walk into a class with no clear task—and walk out having built a service prototype? That was exactly our experience during two intensive and eye-opening days in the Design Thinking and Creativity course at Laurea University.

Written by; Durga Shahi Thapa, Sabita Shrestha & Vijay Pulami Magar

Why do some products do really well when others fail? How do you find what is needed in the market? What makes a product sellable? Are you sure the “idea” currently in your mind is the best you can do? How will you implement those ideas to design a service or a product? When do...

– Sharada Bhandari & Amrit Dhakal

Technology should not be conceptualized as the seed of innovation; it provides the suitable conditions that are most essential for innovative ideas to emerge and develop. Moreover, after understanding human frustration, we will be able to examine the existing technological aspects and identify how we can use the existing tools t...

Written By: Nishma Basnet & Sagar Bhandari

“The approach, once used primarily in product design, is now infusing corporate culture” by Jon Kolko

Design Thinking is a human-centered method that change the way of understanding and solving problems. This approach was discussed during the contact sessions on 9-10 March, where we carried ...

written by Ujeli Bhattarai & Bharat Gautam.

We were wondering how well Design Thinking can be learned in a classroom. Can hands on practice really prepare us for using it in the world? This question was on our mind during our ...