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Sang Lee, writing in 2018 before the Coronavirus pandemic, advocates for innovation for the greater good, called large “I”. Within his article, Sang identifies seven barriers to a “smart future” which include design thinking and innovations in education and healthcare.

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1 of 4. How can you innovate with your stakeholders to target the intertwined barriers to education and healthcare in your context?

2 of 4. Kindly provide specific examples.

3 of 4. Synthesize all session readings and presentations into your reflections.

4 of 4. Employ a collegial “yes and” approach to build upon your classmates’ responses.

References
Lee, S. M. (2018). Innovation: From small “i” to large “I”. International Journal of Quality Innovation, 4(1), 1. https://doi.org/10.1186/s40887-018-0022-4

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By leveraging advanced technologies like AI and data analytics, we can create more efficient job matching platforms. These platforms could predict job market trends, offer personalized career advice, and align job seekers' skills with employers' needs, significantly improving the job matching process.

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2. Creating New Jobs with Long Life Cycles

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2. Creating New Jobs with Long Life Cycles

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Creating jobs with long life cycles requires innovation in sectors that are sustainable and future-proof. Developing industries like renewable energy, technology education, and health tech not only offers stable employment but also contributes to a healthier planet.

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Leveraging the experience and wisdom of senior citizens can be transformative. Initiatives like mentorship programs, lifelong learning opportunities, and active participation in community projects can enhance their life quality and their contribution to society.

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Incorporating green and sustainable management practices into businesses can lead to reduced carbon footprints and more efficient operations. Adopting renewable energy sources, optimizing waste management, and encouraging eco-friendly product designs are steps towards a greener future.

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Design Thinking fosters a user-centric approach to problem-solving, encouraging innovation that's truly tailored to people's needs. It's a process that begins with understanding the user, iterating solutions, and constantly refining them, leading to breakthrough innovations.

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6. Innovations in Education and Healthcare

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6. Innovations in Education and Healthcare

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Innovating in education and healthcare with technology can drastically improve accessibility and quality. From e-learning tools that adapt to each student's learning pace to telehealth services that make healthcare more accessible, technology is key to paving the way for advancements.

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7. Going from the Probable to What is Imaginable

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7. Going from the Probable to What is Imaginable

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Shifting our mindset from what's probable to what's imaginable opens doors to unprecedented innovations. Encouraging creative thinking and fostering an environment where daring ideas are welcomed paves the way for groundbreaking developments across all sectors.