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Theme 3 Intro
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Wednesday, September 25, 2024 • DesignOps Summit 2024
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Theme 3 Intro
Speakers: Jon Fukuda
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Summary

In this talk at the Design Ops summit, the speaker reflects on the power of storytelling in design operations and the necessity of innovation as a core principle. They underscore that innovation should not just be treated as a buzzword but as a vital aspect that helps shape the future of design practices. The speaker discusses the relationship between design and business, stressing the need to communicate how design drives value, while preparing for resistance that inevitably accompanies change. They encourage a focus on iterative improvements and the importance of continuous feedback loops. Featured insights include leveraging technology, such as AI, to enhance design processes and the need for responsible governance in using such tools. Overall, the speaker calls for embracing innovation with integrity and purpose, inviting attendees to reflect on their roles in pushing boundaries and celebrating both large and small innovations in design operations.

Key Insights

  • Innovation is at the core of advancing design operations.

  • Clear communication of design's value is essential for gaining buy-in from stakeholders.

  • Resistance to change is a common challenge; managing it requires alignment, not just pushback.

  • Iterative processes drive sustainable improvements in design.

  • AI can enhance efficiency and creativity in design by expanding traditional methods.

  • Continuous feedback loops lead to more meaningful innovations.

  • Understanding the balance between innovation and responsibility is crucial, especially regarding tech adoption.

  • Celebrating both small and significant innovations is key in advancing design practices.

  • Real-world case studies can provide actionable insights for teams.

  • Embracing innovation requires a commitment from all design operations professionals.

Notable Quotes

"Welcome to the third day of the Design Ops summit."

"It was at the 2019 Design Ops summit in Brooklyn where I committed to design ops."

"Innovation isn't just a buzzword in design ops."

"Every day we're driving change, iterating on processes and discovering new ways."

"Our ability to articulate design's value will either pave the way for change or leave us stalled."

"Innovation is always met with resistance."

"It's about managing that resistance, not just pushing through it."

"The best innovations often don't start out fully formed."

"Today's about celebrating the big and small innovations that make us more effective."

"Get inspired and let's explore how innovation and design ops intersect."

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