Warren Berger TED Talk: The Catalyst's Dance

Did you know that the most innovative ideas come from “stupid” questions? From leading advances in technology to new developments in old methodologies, simplistic questioning is just enough to spark ideas for solving common problems. In this TEDxUOregon talk, innovation expert Warren Berger zeroes in on the concept of Design Thinking.

By identifying common idiosyncrasies between designers and innovators, Warren coined the “Catalyst Dance” design thought process in 2011. In this video, he identifies and explains the four-step-process, its’ relevancy to the emergence of products we use everyday, and its’ current affects in the business world.

Warren has been featured on notable television programs such as NBC’s Today Show, ABC World News, CNN, NPR’s All Things Considered and Talk of the Nation. His internationally acclaimed writings can be found in publications such as The New York Times, Harvard Business Review, and Wired magazine. Warren is the best-selling author of many creative thinking books, including world renown “The Book of Beautiful Questions”. Through his media appearances, books, and features, Warren gives his expert analysis on creative thinking and innovative problem solving.

For more information on Warren Berger’s background, speaking topics, and experience, visit his speaker profile page.