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IDEA: A Collaborative Organizational Design Process Integrating Innovation, Design, Engagement, and Action
Authors:Donald W de Guerre  Daniel Séguin  Alicia Pace  Noel Burke
Institution:1. Department of Applied Human Sciences, Concordia University, 7141 Sherbrooke St. West VE 225.3, Montreal, QC, Canada
2. Desirable Futures, PO Box 9, Kootenay Bay, BC, V0B 1X0, Canada
3. Pace Consulting, PO Box 9, Kootenay Bay, BC, V0B 1X0, Canada
4. School of Extended Learning, Concordia University, 1455 De Maisonneuve Blvd. West, Montreal, QC, H3G 1M8, Canada
Abstract:This paper describes an innovative and successful 1-year organization change process. It captures a design-based inquiry that simultaneously applies creative, purposeful, and systemic thinking to a complex set of issues. Three significant findings result from this research. First, this paper discusses how the change process created the necessary and sufficient conditions allowing for the creation of an innovative organizational design that embeds both optimization and innovation. Second, Design Thinking was used to develop a 2-day participative design process we have called IDEA, an acronym for integrating innovation, design, engagement, and action. We believe that the IDEA organizational design process is replicable. Third, it describes an emergent and co-created change process. This paper concludes by raising questions for future transformative organizational design efforts.
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