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Our workshops are no ordinary events, but exciting adventures. We help you to formulate your ideas clearly and develop solutions together with others. Under the guidance of experienced coaches, you will learn how creative thinking really works. In the community of like-minded people, not only will your wealth of solutions grow, but also your ability to formulate clear steps for implementation.
We are more than workshops – we are your ticket to creativity. Our first-class coaches make your ideas blossom and help you turn thoughts into innovative results. Immerse yourself in the world of collaborative creation and experience the power of your imagination together with other participants.
How co-creation workshops help companies in different industries move forward
Co-creation workshops offer companies a great opportunity to develop innovative ideas and solutions by involving various stakeholders in the development process. This form of collaboration is helpful in many sectors and industries and can lead to better products, a better customer experience, more efficient processes and many other benefits.
By working together with customers and other stakeholders, companies can develop innovative products that are precisely tailored to the needs of the target group. Examples: IKEA, which involves its customers in the design process in order to adapt its furniture to customers' needs; LEGO, which develops its products together with fans.
Co-creation can also help with the design of services and customer experiences. By collaborating with customers and other stakeholders, companies can better understand customer needs and provide a better service experience. Examples: Starbucks, which involves its employees and customers in the design process of new stores to create a better customer experience; Airbnb, which involves its customers in the process of designing new accommodation.
Co-creation can also help with the development of marketing campaigns. By working with customers and other stakeholders, companies can get a better idea of what resonates well with the target group and how they can best shape the marketing campaign. Examples: Coca-Cola, which involves its customers in the process of designing marketing campaigns to gain a better understanding of their needs; Nike, which involves its customers in the design process of new shoes.
Co-creation can also help to optimize company processes. By working together with employees and other stakeholders, companies can improve their processes and make them more efficient. Examples: Toyota, which involves its employees in the process of process optimization in order to achieve continuous improvements; General Electric, which has created a platform for employees to collect ideas for improving business processes.
Co-creation can also help to overcome social challenges. By working together with stakeholders from different areas, companies can jointly develop innovative solutions to complex problems. Examples: Unilever working with NGOs and governments to improve the lives of people in developing countries; IBM working with the city of Poughkeepsie to make the city a more sustainable and innovative place.
Co-creation can also help to increase a company's ability to innovate. By working together with internal and external stakeholders, companies can generate innovative ideas and put them into practice. Examples: Google, which has created a platform for employees to gather ideas for new products and services; LEGO, which works with fans and external designers to develop new products.
Co-creation can also help to involve employees in decision-making processes. By working together with employees, companies can utilize their expertise and achieve greater employee satisfaction. Examples: Zappos, which involves its employees in the process of shaping the corporate culture; Salesforce, which has created a platform for employees to collect ideas for improving internal processes and working conditions.
Co-creation can also help with the design of educational programs. By working together with teachers and students, companies can develop educational offers that are better tailored to the needs of the target group. Examples: Pearson, which works with teachers and education ministries to develop learning materials that are aligned with national education standards; Microsoft, which involves its employees in the process of designing online learning platforms.
Co-creation can also help with the design of cities and urban areas. By working together with residents and other stakeholders, cities and municipalities can develop solutions to complex problems. Examples: Copenhagen, which involves its residents in the process of designing cycle paths and public spaces; Barcelona, which involves its residents in the process of designing public parks and gardens.
Co-creation can also help with the development of technology. By working together with customers and other stakeholders, companies can develop innovative technologies that are better tailored to the needs of the target group. Examples: Apple, which involves its customers in the process of designing new products and features; Tesla, which works with its customers and other stakeholders to improve its electric vehicles and solar products.
Co-creation can also help to develop solutions to social or environmental problems. By working with different stakeholders, non-profit organizations can develop innovative approaches and increase their impact. Examples: Oxfam, which works with local communities and governments to fight poverty and injustice; WWF, which works with companies and governments to promote the protection of endangered species and habitats.
Co-creation can also help with the design of cultural offerings and experiences. By working together with various stakeholders, museums, theaters and other cultural institutions can develop innovative offers and appeal to a wider audience. Examples: Tate Modern, which works with artists and visitors to create exhibitions and events; National Theatre, which works with actors and directors to develop new plays and bring them to the stage.
Co-creation can also help with the design of research projects and the implementation of research results. By collaborating with other scientists and the wider public, scientists can generate innovative ideas and communicate their findings more effectively. Examples: Citizen science projects in which lay people are involved in scientific projects, e.g. research into biodiversity or air pollution.
Co-creation can also help with the development of training and further education programs. By working together with employees, companies can develop training programs that are better tailored to the needs of employees and specifically promote their skills and abilities. Examples: Deutsche Bank, which works with its employees to develop training courses on diversity and inclusion; Bosch, which works with its employees to develop training courses on agile and scrum.
Co-creation can also help in the design of public services and the solution of social challenges. By working together with citizens and other stakeholders, governments can develop innovative solutions and promote citizen participation in political processes. Examples: Participatory budgeting projects in which citizens can have a say in the distribution of public funds; city administrations that involve citizens in the process of designing public spaces and parks.
Co-creation can also help with the development of sustainable energy concepts. By working together with stakeholders from business, politics and civil society, companies can develop innovative approaches to accelerate the transition to renewable energies.
Co-creation can also help in the development of new medical products and services. By working together with patients, doctors and other stakeholders, companies can develop innovative approaches to improve healthcare. Examples: Pfizer, which works with patients and other stakeholders to develop new drugs and improve access to medicines; Kaiser Permanente, which works with its patients and employees to make healthcare more efficient and patient-centered.
Co-creation can also help in the development of innovative educational technologies. By working with teachers, students and other stakeholders, companies can develop educational offerings that are better tailored to the needs of learners and achieve a higher learning impact. Examples: Coursera, which works with universities and other educational institutions to offer online courses; Duolingo, which works with language learners and linguists to develop innovative language learning apps.
Co-creation can also help with the development of artificial intelligence (AI). By working together with experts and users, companies can develop AI systems that are better tailored to the needs of users and take ethical issues into account. Examples: Google, which is working with experts from various fields to advance the development of AI systems and clarify ethical issues; OpenAI, which has created a platform for researchers and developers to work together on the development of AI systems.
Co-creation can also help in the development of innovative financial products and services. By collaborating with customers and other stakeholders, companies can develop financial products that are better tailored to customers' needs and offer a better customer experience. Examples: N26, which is working with its customers to develop a user-friendly mobile banking app; Mastercard, which is working with its customers and other stakeholders to develop innovative payment solutions.
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FAQ
Workshops
A co-creation workshop aims to involve customers, employees or other interest groups in the creative process of idea generation and product development. The workshop offers an opportunity for companies and organizations to develop innovative solutions together with their customers and stakeholders.
A co-creation workshop typically comprises several steps. First, the participants are selected and the aim of the workshop is defined. This is followed by brainstorming, in which all participants contribute their perspectives and ideas. The ideas are evaluated and prioritized in order to identify the best solutions, which are then incorporated into the development process.
Co-creation workshops offer a number of benefits, including greater innovation, higher customer loyalty, higher customer satisfaction and higher employee satisfaction and motivation. They also offer companies and organizations an opportunity to respond more effectively to the needs of their customers and interest groups and to stand out from the competition.
Companies and organizations can use co-creation workshops to develop innovative solutions that are tailored to the needs of their customers and stakeholders. They can also be used to increase customer and employee engagement, which ultimately leads to higher satisfaction and loyalty. Co-creation workshops can also help to increase the innovative capacity and competitiveness of a company or organization.
Co-creation offers companies and organizations a wide range of benefits. One of the most important reasons is that it enables them to better adapt their products and services to the needs and wishes of their customers. By involving customers in the development process, companies and organizations can ensure that their offerings actually provide added value and are more relevant.
Co-creation workshops can be attended by a large number of people who are directly or indirectly affected by the topic or problem. This may include customers, employees, partners or other interest groups.
All our workshops are tailored to your needs. Call us or send us an e-mail for your personal offer.
FAQ
Workshops
A co-creation workshop aims to involve customers, employees or other interest groups in the creative process of idea generation and product development. The workshop offers an opportunity for companies and organizations to develop innovative solutions together with their customers and stakeholders.
A co-creation workshop typically comprises several steps. First, the participants are selected and the aim of the workshop is defined. This is followed by brainstorming, in which all participants contribute their perspectives and ideas. The ideas are evaluated and prioritized in order to identify the best solutions, which are then incorporated into the development process.
Co-creation workshops offer a number of benefits, including greater innovation, higher customer loyalty, higher customer satisfaction and higher employee satisfaction and motivation. They also offer companies and organizations an opportunity to respond more effectively to the needs of their customers and interest groups and to stand out from the competition.
Companies and organizations can use co-creation workshops to develop innovative solutions that are tailored to the needs of their customers and stakeholders. They can also be used to increase customer and employee engagement, which ultimately leads to higher satisfaction and loyalty. Co-creation workshops can also help to increase the innovative capacity and competitiveness of a company or organization.
Co-creation offers companies and organizations a wide range of benefits. One of the most important reasons is that it enables them to better adapt their products and services to the needs and wishes of their customers. By involving customers in the development process, companies and organizations can ensure that their offerings actually provide added value and are more relevant.
Co-creation workshops can be attended by a wide range of people who are directly or indirectly affected by the topic or problem. This may include customers, employees, partners or other interest groups.
All our workshops are tailored to your needs. Call us or send us an e-mail for your personal offer.
