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In dialogic design we infuse the wisdom of democratic participation and the design tools of modern systems theory in a toolset and process scalable from one to hundreds. We plan, conduct, and provide all support for interactive dialogue conferences as business and design solutions.
Dialogic design is a collaborative process for multiple stakeholders to democratically generate consensus design for complex, interconnected technosocial systems. In the constantly changing and interconnecting cultures, organizations, and services of the 21st century, almost everything can be located in a complex, interconnected system.
As a partnership with a large network of connected practitioners, DDI services are available and scalable for engagement ranging from small group idea generation to international peace processes. We provide the methodology and trained facilitators, you provide the problem or business drivers.
We currently support the following types of Structured Dialogic Design engagements, each with different support requirements:
| Webscope | |
| Cogniscope | |
| Co-Laboratories of Dialogue | |
| Dialogue Structuring Software | Cognisystem I |
As opposed to other systems thinking or design tools, dialogic design requires engagement of the collective wisdom of all stakeholders deeply caring about transformative redesign of a service or system. The practice reaches well beyond participatory design, as it immerses all and solicits from all in a scalable process of collaborative engagement.
The primary insights shared are that of a proven process of structured, transformative dialogue as a participatory design approach that generates extraordinary concepts from full participation of stakeholders. Individual autonomy is preserved and true consensus is reached in all cases, as the core principles to ensure these outcomes are engineered into the dialogic process.
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