About us
We like to think. And solve problems. (the wicked and not so wicked ones). We run design sprints and facilitate skills training. And coming up with really cool ideas, solutions & innovation is at our heart.
We call it Thinking x Design
We are a Sydney based agency focused on solving problems and business challenges for organisations. We use a Human-centered approach to design better processes, outcomes, products and customer experiences. We focus on problem solving as well as providing organisations vital core skills
“Eat problems for breakfast”
We teach your orgs ‘how to fish’ so that your teams know how to eat problems for breakfast. We facilitate training workshop sessions to get them skilled up in design thinking, marketing, leadership and communication. We also run design sprints to solve problems and create innovative solutions. No matter where you are on your journey, we believe in a thinking by design approach. Where everything is created to solve a problem either for your customers or internally for the business.
Clients
Our Services
01. Design thinking
Solve your biggest business challenges with a facilitated workshop session using proven Design thinking methods and collaboration tools. We help your team break down their biggest challenges and create solutions and outcomes faster.
02. Human-Centred
We create and facilitate training sessions where participants learn how to identify and solve a business challenge using proven Design thinking methodologies. These are hands-on sessions to introduce your team to a Human-Centred design approach and tools.
03. Service Design
Mind the Gaps
We find and bridge the gaps between your organisation and your customers. We identify opportunities to create better customer experiences. And to keep your customers engaged longer and to continually do business with you.
Our Approach
Thinking x Design approach
When you are presented with challenges, the solutions dont always come as easily. So it takes a concerted effort to understand where the problem is stemming from, defining what it looks like and then generate solutions that may or may not work at first try. So you need to use a design thinking approach.
