Simone Cicero

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I am a self-starter, strategist, product and service designer interested in co-design, design thinking and innovation.

I investigate the reasons behind change, correlate things and understand to design relevant and consistent strategies and products.

A few years ago I created the Platform Design Toolkit: to help organizations of all kinds create shaping strategies, leveraging ecosystems, transforming themselves and the world in the process.

I run workshops for strategy creation, product and service design, planning and more: a workshop can do more than hours of consulting.  Coaching and participated learning are true paths to innovation.

I can help you envision the future of your organization and co-design your strategies, community engagement plans, products and services.

I’m also a blogger and public speaker: most often I talk about innovation, disruption, resilience and ecosystems.

I hack society being Ouishare Italian connector (see ouishare.net) and I also work often in Open Source Hardware and Distributed Manufacturing: I was Co-Chair of the Open Source Hardware Summit 2014.

Ah, one more thing: I’m curious.

On Twitter,  I’m @meedabyte and so I’m on Medium, where I mostly write about platforms.
If you want to contact me go for  View Simone Cicero's profile on LinkedInor simply drop an email to simone.cicero at Google.

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4 comments

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  3. Loïc URBAINAIN

    Hi Simone,

    Great Blog. I just wanted to let you this comment to inform you that a new community program is raising up on the topic of Open source hardware for embedded and critical systems. Its name is BABYLONWARE. You can have a look if you want to the website http://www.babylonware.com to see if any link with your initiative could be done.

    Cheers,

    Loic URBAIN

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