Personal mission: I hope to help folks amp up their creativity and innovation practices in order to make the world a better placeI see myself as a creative spirit that can help teams push their innovation practices to the next level. I have recently retired from GE Healthcare after 30+ years in the Global Design organization. I enjoy the healthcare space and truly love spending time with end-users exploring their unmet needs and desires. I have brought my experience at Stanford D-School design thinking practices (10+ yrs) to both GE and other organizations to influence their team dynamics and approach to human-centered design. * I am open to helping you and your team explore your creative potential through the use of Design Thinking methods and mindsets. We can work together to craft workshops to address the 'Innovators' as well as the 'Innovation'...
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Innovation ArchitectDoug Dietz Design Oct 2020 - Present
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Design Thinking Facilitator/ CoachHasso Plattner Institute Of Design At Stanford ( D.School ) Mar 2009 - PresentStanford, Ca, UsI have been coaching at the Stanford D-School since October 2008. I was one of the first 'Industry Coaches' to assist in the facilitation of their Executive Education DTBC (Design Thinking Bootcamp) as well as their CFI ( Customer Focused innovation) multi-day workshops. The CFI workshop is co-hosted by the Graduate School of Business and the D-School faculty. The sessions are held on campus at the Hasso Plattner Center. I help facilitate 2-3 sessions a year and I am part of their traveling crew to provide workshops on location, as needed. -
Principal Designer/ Design Team LeadGe Healthcare Jul 1989 - Oct 2020Chicago, UsI have currently retired from GE, after 30+years... but not helping teams push their innovation practices using Human Centered Design/ Design ThinkingA quick walk through my carrier at GE:- Lead Industrial Designer for product development (MRI, PET-CT, X-ray, Ultrasound, Patient monitoring)- Design Manger fo ID product team in HQ/ Americas design studio- Principle Designer for advanced product areas (Patient Experience, Design Thinking integration, Change management, 'Fastworks' Lean mindset)- Innovation Architect for Design Thinking/ Crafting the DT curriculum for executive training, project team innovation and customer co-collaboration workshops. Workshop facilitator and training for coach for extended staff. -
Industrial DesignerTexas Instruments Jun 1982 - May 1989Dallas, Tx, UsProduct Designer as part of the Corporate Innovation team in Dallas. Worked in many of the TI devisions supporting new product development and user testing.- Educational products (calculators, educational toys)- Data Systems Group (computers, keyboards, monitors, laptops, printers/ scanners- PAC/ Process automation Center (Semiconductor processing equipment for cleanrooms)- Advanced product development (Advanced concepts to push innovation and explore new markets)
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Purdue UniversityIndustrial And Product Design -
Mount Mary UniversityGeneral
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University Of Illinois Urbana-ChampaignIndustrial And Product Design/ Ergonomics- Human Factors
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Doug Dietz's current role is Innovation Architect at Doug Dietz Design.
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Doug Dietz attended Purdue University, Mount Mary University, University Of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.
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Doug Dietz has skills like Product Development, Team Facilitation, Design Thinking, Training, Ergonomics, Human Factors, Creative Brainstorming, Industrial Design, Executive Coaching.
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