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Design Services
New Delhi, Delhi 3,960 followers
QGLUE is a design-driven innovation company. We help organizations adopt design & innovation to create impact at scale.
About us
QGLUE is the design and innovation venture of QAI. We use design to help businesses build services that people love and impact the world around us. Using a human-centered approach with robust methodology, QGLUE equips people to solve wicked problems by helping them reach a solution that is not just right, but also desirable with design at the heart of it all. A legacy spanning 30+years and counting. QAI evangelized process improvement, operational excellence and quality in India and globally by equipping Organizations to achieve Operational Excellence through deployment of best practices and processes. Some companies we have worked with are microsoft, mercedes, PWC, EY, wipro, aditya birla group, among many others. QGLUE aims to evangelize design and innovation that makes the world better designed and people happier. And, in today's experience economy where special attention needs to be given to a “human-centred” approach to shaping new business, conceptualizing meaningful innovation and undertaking a venture journey which forever has empathy at the centre of critical decisions. QGLUE is a community of designers, engineers, innovators, entrepreneurs, teachers and more, aligned to evangelize design in India and globally. WE ARE HIRING FOR MULTIPLE POSITIONS!! Please send your resume to taruna.budhiraja@q-glue.com
Industry
Design Services
Company size
51-200 employees
Headquarters
New Delhi, Delhi
Type
Privately Held
Founded
1993
Specialties
Design, Design Thinking, Innovation, human centered , Service Design, Design and Innovation, Design Thinking, Organizational Design, Design Culture, Innovation, Design, Entrepreneurship, Design Consultancy, Social Impact, Interaction Design, design sprint, consultation, and consultancy
Locations
Employees at QGLUE Strategic Design & Innovation
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Design Thinking is a problem-solving framework that puts people at the center of the solution, and helps individuals and teams address complex challenges in innovative and practical ways. Unlock the power of innovation with our 2-day virtual Design Thinking Masterclass! Whether you're a seasoned professional, entrepreneur, or a fresher, this hands-on program will equip you with the tools to drive creative problem-solving and business success. Date: 18th and 19th October Time: 9:30 AM - 5:30 PM (IST) Mode: Live virtual Find more details about the program here: https://lnkd.in/g9uPaZ47 - Engineered at Stanford University, the globally celebrated "Designing Your Life" program announces new dates in India! Join us on September 21st-22nd (Bangalore), October 5th-6th (Mumbai), and November 9th-10th (New Delhi) to start your Life Design journey towards a more meaningful, productive, and fulfilling life and career. Limited seats, register now: https://lnkd.in/g3MUS_fa #designingyourlife #stanford #lifesdesign #designthinking #DYL
- Introducing the first set of Stanford-trained Life Design Educators: A new milestone for the Life Design Foundation. We are thrilled to announce that the Life Design Foundation, an initiative by our CEO- Navyug Mohnot, has facilitated and funded four highly accomplished individuals to attend the Stanford Life Design Studio. These new Life Design Educators are helping us expand the reach of Designing Your Life (DYL) to numerous colleges, amplifying the impact of our mission.#designingyourlife #stanford #lifedesign #designthinking
Stanford "Designing Your Life" Educator, Certified Facilitator and Coach | Visiting Faculty, Ashoka University | Visiting Faculty IIT | CEO, QAI Global | Founder and CEO, QGLUE
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Announcing and introducing the first set of Stanford-trained Life Design Educators, sponsored by the Foundation. And a Call for Applications for the next Batch. I am glad to announce that the Life Design Foundation has facilitated and funded four highly accomplished individuals who attended the Stanford Life Design Studio and are now Life Design Educators. With this, we will now be able to teach DYL at many more colleges than I have managed to do over the last few years and, thus, scale the impact of one aspect of our mission. If you would like to be sponsored to get trained and become a Life Design Educator, you may apply by filling out this form:https://lnkd.in/gmZ5zSGRMeet the Trained Educators: @S Guruprasad: Guruprasad is a Faculty member at the National Institute of Design (NID) in Strategic Design Management. After becoming an educator, Prof Guru has already taught Life Design at NID…and reports that it was incredibly well received.Nandana Chakraborty: An alumnus of the National Institute of Design, is a Visiting Faculty and a Jury member across top design institutes in India, including NID, Indian Institute of Art & Design, and Symbiosis.Dr Avijit ChakravartiAvijit pursued a PhD in Social Entrepreneurship and has taught at premier institutions like IIM Ahmedabad, Delhi University, Jamia Millia Islamia, Banaras Hindu University, Ambedkar University and TERI University.Srishti Bajaj: Srishti is an Alumnus of the National Institute of Fashion Technology and the Royal College of Art. She is the former Dean of the design school at GD Goenka University and the former Head of Department at Pearl Academy. She is currently the Director at the Alliance School of Design & Creative Arts. Join the tribe. Apply if you would like to become a Life Design Educator.Kathy Davies Bill Burnett Susan Burnett Dave Evans #designingyourlife #lifedesign - Announcing the formation of the Life Design Foundation, a transformative initiative aimed at empowering students, educators, educational institutions, individuals, and social impact organizations with Life Design principles. By fostering partnerships and supporting innovative research and educational programs, the Foundation seeks to enhance well-being and create lasting impact. #lifedesign #designingyourlife #stanford #designthinking
Stanford "Designing Your Life" Educator, Certified Facilitator and Coach | Visiting Faculty, Ashoka University | Visiting Faculty IIT | CEO, QAI Global | Founder and CEO, QGLUE
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I am delighted to announce the formation of the Life Design Foundation: Your Life, Your Design, Our Mission. The “Life Design Foundation” empowers students at schools and universities, educators, educational institutions, and social impact organizations with the tools and knowledge to apply, teach, research, and explore Life Design principles at scale. Through its initiatives and partnerships, the Foundation will engage various stakeholders so they might embark on the transformative journey to greater well-being—for themselves or their constituents. Going forward, the Foundation will sponsor Life Design Educators, establish fellowships for researching well-being theory, support the creation of Life Design Labs at Universities and High Schools, work with Social impact, and engage with Policymakers and NGOs to disseminate effective curricula, coaching and tools. We eagerly anticipate your support and participation. Your involvement is not only welcomed but crucial. If you're interested in joining us, please feel free to reach out. We are grateful to Kathy Davies at the Stanford University Life Design Lab, Bill Burnett and @Dave Evans, the authors, and Susan Burnett at DYL Consulting for all their amazing support in my journey of bringing Designing Your Life to this part of the world. - Here is some food for thought from our CEO! Following your passion is a misconception. In our Designing Your Life program, we explore the idea that passion is something one builds through dedicated effort and mastery. Passion is an output, not an input, and it sustains only when aligned with one's strengths. #designingyourlife #designthinking #stanford #passion #lifedesign
Stanford "Designing Your Life" Educator, Certified Facilitator and Coach | Visiting Faculty, Ashoka University | Visiting Faculty IIT | CEO, QAI Global | Founder and CEO, QGLUE
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Statutory Warning: "Follow Your Passion" is a lie. This is something we talk about, animatedly discuss and debate, in the Designing Your Life programmes and the Life Design Lab course. Sharing from another thread, and more, here's why one believes follow your passion is dangerous advice! Because, you don't find your passion and then follow it; you "build it" slowly by putting great effort into something that lights you up and makes you feel strongly about it until you get some level of mastery. Passion is an "output" and not an "input." (general excitement and interest in something are inputsa starting points.) Because, if you start pursuing your passion (actualky, that exciting thing) it will sustain ONLY if you continue to do well in it in some relative terms. It then develops into being a passion worth following. Because, Passion fades soon if "what one loves doesn't match what one is good at". And if one isn't good at it, making it a profession is risky—only to be disappointed later. Wishing you a flourishing life. Post Script: What are the Archetypes of Passion? (Quoting Steve Rose (SR)): "Passion means sacrificial suffering as well as strong sexual desire. Referring to both sex and death, passion encompasses the cycle of life in one word. The Latin origin of passion is “pati,” meaning “suffer,” and the word gained popularity in Christian theology referring to the sacrificial suffering of martyrs. Although passion can still refer to pain and suffering – as seen in The Passion of the Christ – today, the word mainly conjures up strong connotations of pleasure and desire. Both passionate martyrs and passionate lovers share the ability to lose themselves in an act. One suffers the cost of great pain, while the other derives pleasure. The martyr and the lover are the archetypes of passion and we need them both when developing a passion. Losing oneself in one’s work is not an eternal bliss. The pain and pleasure of passion are intertwined, rewarding those on the journey who persevere." - Celebrating our latest cohort of accomplished Design Thinkers! Last week, a diverse group—including business leaders, psychologists, and academics—participated in QGLUE's Design Thinking Masterclass. They explored how to leverage human-centered design to creatively solve challenges. We look forward to witnessing how each participant applies Design Thinking to enhance both their personal and professional pursuits! #designthinking #certification #workshop #professionaldevelopment #innovation #DT
- 𝗗𝗲𝘀𝗶𝗴𝗻 𝗧𝗵𝗶𝗻𝗸𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗛𝗥 | 𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗥𝗼𝗹𝗲 𝗼𝗳 𝗗𝗮𝘁𝗮? While organizations are increasingly reaping the rewards of data history on the business side of things, we find that many are missing out on the benefits they offer when used in combination with design thinking for HR. Mastering the interplay between data history and design thinking unleashes the potential to transform HR challenges into opportunities for innovation and growth. Here's why diving into your data history is essential: 1. Identifying Patterns and Trends By examining historical data, HR can uncover patterns and trends that inform the current state of employee engagement, performance, and retention. This historical perspective helps in understanding what has worked well and what hasn't, providing a solid foundation for future strategies. 2. Defining the Right Problems Effective design thinking starts with identifying the right problems to solve. Data history allows HR professionals to pinpoint recurring issues and areas of concern that may not be immediately visible. This ensures that the challenges addressed are both relevant and impactful. 3. Gaining Insights for Informed Decisions Historical data provides valuable insights into employee behaviors and preferences. These insights are critical for designing solutions that are tailored to meet the actual needs and expectations of employees, leading to more meaningful and effective outcomes. 4. Balancing Business, Data, and People A comprehensive approach to problem-solving in HR involves balancing business objectives, data-driven insights, and the employee experience. Historical data serves as a bridge that connects these elements, enabling HR to make decisions that are not only data-informed but also human-centered. 5. Driving Continuous Improvement The iterative nature of design thinking aligns perfectly with the continuous improvement mindset. By regularly reviewing past data, HR teams can measure the impact of implemented solutions, iterate based on feedback, and continuously refine their approaches for better results. Let's make HR more human by leveraging the power of data and Design Thinking #humanresources #HR #designthinkingforhr #designthinkingforhumanresources #workshop
- Here's a glimpse of "Designing Your Future"—a program for high school students based on the "Designing Your Life" framework from Stanford University. The program guides them in crafting their exploration process to better envision what a fulfilling life might look and feel like for them #designingyourlife #DYL #stanford #designthinking
Stanford "Designing Your Life" Educator, Certified Facilitator and Coach | Visiting Faculty, Ashoka University | Visiting Faculty IIT | CEO, QAI Global | Founder and CEO, QGLUE
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The program “Designing Your Life ( DYL) for Adults” is focused on designing a great, well-designed life and, inside it, a great career. The program “Designing Your Future (DYF) for High Schoolers,” based on the DYL framework ( from Stanford University) is focused on designing the “discovery” process so that students can better understand what a great life for them might look and feel like and what the first few next steps might be. And it’s not just the "discovery of" but also a "process for" ( this discovery) that we delve into. By learning this, the young can “meander” towards discovering and building a great life and an witness an emergent great career/ vocation/ avocation. The multiple pilots of DYF just concluded in India. The lovely pictures and the flattering feedback scores and comments are in! The last few weeks have been truly gratifying. The young souls who attended were open, creative, audacious, dreamy, and inspiring. The frisson of excitement around their possible futures was palpable. They were also vulnerable and ready to express their fulsome appreciation, which made our days and months of prep well worth it. Someone painted me a painting, another a poster, one presented me a book of her poems, and one touched my feet (yikes!)…. some applied to work as interns, and some have volunteered for the Mission DYL in India. One was seen swaying on her chair ( the program content was music to her, she said! omg.). Others expressed in words and smiles. Thank you all. The focus of my endeavours is to design a Mission that might touch the lives of many. In so doing, I have the opportunity to continue designing my life towards more fulfilment and flourishing. And many thanks to the many, many who are enabling this. Thank you:Mahika Shishodia Anushree Gandhi Anupama Ambika Anilkumar Rishi Jalan Prashansa Chavan Sancheeta Kaushal Nandana Chakraborty Rheea Razdan Swagata Das @alok Kathy Davies- +4
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