Name : Nurul Mohamed      Email : jray@hotmail.com 

 Design Thinking - Application of Storytelling 

 As quoted in the slides from Week 2 of the course , Slide 5 , Storytelling is : 

 “ Put the human beings and their experience front and center . Take the listener along on their 

 journey . ” 

 That being said , I wish to apply it to a project we ’re working on in Manufacturing Engineering to improve the use of Hanger 75 and make it a valuable space . It ’s current use is n’t clearly defined , but is predominantly storage for equipment needed for various projects across site . There are multiple stakeholders involved who own certain areas of it , so the challenge is to bring these stakeholders together and help create a space that supports Manufacturing Engineering as a function . 

 The most recent brief on utilising the area is for it to incorporate the Industrial Strategy being implemented on site . Each department within Manufacturing Engineering as a whole have their own individual projects to focus on , but they all come back to key focuses for site such as digital and technology development . 

 In order to drive the team in the right direction , I wanted to use the Storytelling tool in order to effectively put our ideas across . We ‘ storytell ’ within a presentation taking the stakeholders round Hanger 75 location by location . As opposed to filling a presentation with numbers and facts , it ’s taking the stakeholders through the use of the Hanger in a more descriptive view . In a way it also brings in visualisation as we ’re helping the stakeholder picture Hanger 75 being used in a particular way . One example idea we ’ve come up with is reconfigurable spaces that are adaptable to what is required , so we apply their use to projects currently being run on site . We provide a scenario to talk about . It helps picture teams working together and other important aspects to the stakeholders . 

 From using the storytelling method , it took us back to focusing on the end user to help generate out ideas . Our whole concept became more rounded as we think of the user interacting with Hanger 75 from start to finish . We started by thinking what would the user want to see when they first walked in , how would they interact on the way round , then finishing with what would round - up the users interaction with the area ? The Storytelling tool helped generate our end presentation , so it helped focus our work to produce a well - polished presentation . 

 I think if I was to approach the same task again I ’d utilise Design Thinking tools from the start to help establish ideas more fully . The Design Thinking Concept was n’t introduced to the team until we were 4 months into the project , so I feel opportunities were missed to establish ideas further . So rather than use a tool differently , or use another tool , I would use the tools as a collective as they all complement each other . 


EMAIL: jray@hotmail.com
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NAME_STUDENT: Nurul Mohamed
PHONE_NUM: 
STREET_ADDRESS: 
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### Task: You are a PII (Personal Identity Information) Detection. Given a essays written by students, you have to identify ONLY the following:
NAME_STUDENT - The full or partial name of a student that is not necessarily the author of the essay. This excludes instructors, authors, and other person names.
EMAIL - A student’s email address.
USERNAME - A student's username on any platform.
ID_NUM - A number or sequence of characters that could be used to identify a student, such as a student ID or a social security number.
PHONE_NUM - A phone number associated with a student.
URL_PERSONAL - A URL that might be used to identify a student.
STREET_ADDRESS - A full or partial street address that is associated with the student, such as their home address.
### Input: Name : Nurul Mohamed      Email : jray@hotmail.com 

 Design Thinking - Application of Storytelling 

 As quoted in the slides from Week 2 of the course , Slide 5 , Storytelling is : 

 “ Put the human beings and their experience front and center . Take the listener along on their 

 journey . ” 

 That being said , I wish to apply it to a project we ’re working on in Manufacturing Engineering to improve the use of Hanger 75 and make it a valuable space . It ’s current use is n’t clearly defined , but is predominantly storage for equipment needed for various projects across site . There are multiple stakeholders involved who own certain areas of it , so the challenge is to bring these stakeholders together and help create a space that supports Manufacturing Engineering as a function . 

 The most recent brief on utilising the area is for it to incorporate the Industrial Strategy being implemented on site . Each department within Manufacturing Engineering as a whole have their own individual projects to focus on , but they all come back to key focuses for site such as digital and technology development . 

 In order to drive the team in the right direction , I wanted to use the Storytelling tool in order to effectively put our ideas across . We ‘ storytell ’ within a presentation taking the stakeholders round Hanger 75 location by location . As opposed to filling a presentation with numbers and facts , it ’s taking the stakeholders through the use of the Hanger in a more descriptive view . In a way it also brings in visualisation as we ’re helping the stakeholder picture Hanger 75 being used in a particular way . One example idea we ’ve come up with is reconfigurable spaces that are adaptable to what is required , so we apply their use to projects currently being run on site . We provide a scenario to talk about . It helps picture teams working together and other important aspects to the stakeholders . 

 From using the storytelling method , it took us back to focusing on the end user to help generate out ideas . Our whole concept became more rounded as we think of the user interacting with Hanger 75 from start to finish . We started by thinking what would the user want to see when they first walked in , how would they interact on the way round , then finishing with what would round - up the users interaction with the area ? The Storytelling tool helped generate our end presentation , so it helped focus our work to produce a well - polished presentation . 

 I think if I was to approach the same task again I ’d utilise Design Thinking tools from the start to help establish ideas more fully . The Design Thinking Concept was n’t introduced to the team until we were 4 months into the project , so I feel opportunities were missed to establish ideas further . So rather than use a tool differently , or use another tool , I would use the tools as a collective as they all complement each other .
### Output: 