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Hasso-Plattner-Institut
Hasso-Plattner-Institut
 

The HPI-Stanford Design Thinking Research Program strives to apply rigorous academic methods to understand how and why Design Thinking innovation works and fails.

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Multidisciplinary research teams from Stanford University and HPI work on diverse topics concerned with Design Thinking, its process, method, interaction patterns and tools in order to investigate the phenomena of innovation.

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All research findings are published in the volume "Understanding Innovation" as well as in various papers and articles.

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Thomas Haskamp

Thomas Haskamp holds a bachelor’s degree in business administration/E-Business and a double degree on a masters level in Business Innovation (University of St. Gallen, Switzerland) and Organizational Change and Consulting (Rotterdam School of Management, Netherlands). During his studies, he took part in the Sugar Design Thinking Course with BMW and even initiated Design Thinking projects in their manufacturing department. Furthermore, he gained practical experience in automotive, consulting, and e-commerce. Thomas joined HPDTRP in March 2020 and at the moment, he is curious about investigating how incumbent firms can deal with inertia while managing the development of digital innovations.

Greeting Note

"We must strive to improve our understanding of innovation processes in order to bring better solutions to society more quickly."

   
Prof. Hasso Plattner

Publications

New: Achieving Real Innovation

We proudly present the 13. volume of our book series titled „Design Thinking Research: Achieving Real Innovation”. It compiles the latest research results of the HPI Stanford Design Thinking Research Program.

Here you'll find an overview of other publications.

Hybrid Book Launch

BOOK LAUNCH 13

On September 14,  2022 the HPDTRP researchers gathered in D-Space to celebrate the publication of "Design Thinking Research: Achieving Real Innovation,” the newest publication in the Springer series: Understanding Innovation. Professor Meinel initiated a toast to honor the hard work of all researchers. Contributing authors from HPI and from Stanford University had a lively exchange regarding the new publication and many other topics. Such events help keep ties within the community strong. 

Here is an overview of additional publications. 

Community Building Workshop

From September 14 to 16, 2022, researchers from HPI and Stanford University met for the 27th Community Building Workshop.

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