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INNOVATION METHODOLOGIES for DEFENCE CHALLENGES Towards Practical Strategies Saint Paul University INNOVATION METHODOLOGIES FOR DEFENCE CHALLENGES Towards Practical Strategies Saint Paul University January 30 – February 1, 2018 Information and Payment for Services on The Archipelago of Design www.militaryepistemology.com IMDC Definitive Schedule, January 30 – February 1st, 2018 1/30 1/31 2/1 2/2 Start Time Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 7:00 AM Portfolio Pick-up (Breakfast available) Open Admin Meeting (Breakfast available) Open Admin Meeting (Breakfast available) Founding a Global Community of Practice? - Paul Mitchell Deliverables - Philippe Beaulieu-B. & Philippe Dufort 8:00 AM Welcome (Dr. Philippe D & Dr. Philippe B) 8:30 AM BGen. Carignan – Practicing Innovation Eric Fournier & Col. Earl Vandahl – Ideation, Innovation BGen. Whale – Deliberate Systems Thinking and Accidental Methodologies for Defence Challenges in Army and Special Forces Design: A Practical Application within the RCAF Operations 9:00 AM Dr. Jim Greer (ret. Col) – Enabling Innovation Dr. Ofra Graicer – Outline of a Theory of Special Dr. Harold Nelson – Putting Design in Its Places Through Emergent Transformative Design Operations (Q&A) (Q&A) (Q&A) 10:00 AM Coffee Break Coffee Break Coffee Break 10:30 AM Dr. Antoine Bousquet – Thinking with Maps: Cmdre. Angus Topshee & Col. Matt Palma – Design and Geospatial Reasoning in War Panel Cluster 2 Evolution in North American Defence 11:00 AM Diversity, Education and the Practical Effectiveness of IM Panel Cluster 1 Panel Cluster 3 The Ontology of War: Utile Forms, Gender and 12:00 PM Ben Zweibelson – Fostering Deep Insight Through IM 'Back to Earth': Planning & Institutionalisation System Practices Social Substantive Play Activity 12:30 PM Lunch Lunch Lunch and Skate on the Rideau Canal Skiing at 1:30 PM Dr. Tarak Barkawi – Battle Imaginaries Mont- 2:00 PM Participant (i.e. attendee) Presentations on their Tremblant 2:30 PM BGen. Porkoláb – NATO’s Future Vision for Design Challenges (QC) Workshop Cluster 1 Thinking Education Innovation Skills for Defence Challenges 3:00 PM Farewell 3:30 PM Workshop Cluster 2 4:00 PM Innovation Skills for Comprehensive Challenges Praxis Café Free time or Departures 5:00 PM Dining Cocktails at SPU 6:00 PM Evening Conference Reception BGen. Whale Fine Dining Army Officers’ Mess BGen. Porkoláb Restaurant L’Orée du bois Honoring Dr. Paul Mitchell Ben Zweibelson 15 Kingsmere Road Dining Cocktails Dr. Chris Paparone Chelsea, Québec 149 Somerset West Dr. Ofra Graicer Ottawa 1 Tuesday, January 30 Start Time 7:00 AM Portfolio Pick-up (Breakfast available in Multi-room) Atrium (Foyer 860F) 8:00 AM Welcome – Philippe Dufort (SPU) & Philippe Beaulieu-Brossard (CFC) Amphitheatre G-1124 8:30 AM General Keynote Series – BGen. Jennie Carignan (Canadian Army) Amphitheatre G-1124 Practicing Innovation Methodologies for Defence Challenges in Army Operations (Introduced by Maj. Mathieu Primeau) 9:00 AM Designer Keynote Series with Q&A- Dr. Jim Greer (ret. Col.) (Leads Institute) Amphitheatre G-1124 Enabling Innovation Through Emergent Transformative Design (Introduced by Ben Zweibelson) 10:00 AM Coffee Break Atrium (Foyer 860 SF) 10:30 AM Scholar Keynote Series – Antoine Bousquet (Birkbeck, University of London) Amphitheatre G-1124 Thinking with Maps: Geospatial Reasoning in War (Introduced by Tarak Barkawi) 11:00 AM The Ontology of War: Utile Forms, Gender and System Practices Panel A: The Power of Devices, Artifacts and Narratives Panel B: Systems Thinking, Systems Practice – Chair: Harold Panel C: Innovation in Global PME: The Gender Chairs: Tarak Barkawi (LSE) Nelson (University of Montana) Dimension – Chair: Ofra Graicer (IDF) Room G-1139 Amphitheatre G-1124 Room G-1130 Matthew Schmidt (US Maj. Mathieu Primeau William Mitchell (DNK SOCOM) Eric Dion (ENAP, CFC) Barbara Falk (CFC) Ian Parenteau (CIEPA, CMR Peacekeeping and Stability (CAF) System of Systems Thinking and Synergy as Canada’s Innovations in PME Saint-Jean) Operations Institute) Meaningful Maps Hybrid Warfare: A SOF Approach Comprehensive Pedagogy: Gender, Non-Normative Pedagogical Security to Stability: Designing a Approach Narrative, and Strategies for Teaching Gender Tool for Combat Commanders Autoethnography in Armed Forces Around the to Plan for Stability World Karena Kyne (Lancaster) Philippe Dufort (SPU) & Robert Lummack (CMR Saint-Jean) LCol. Leon Young Vanessa Brown (U Carleton, CFC) Thinking About Defense Org. Jesús Suarez (ESMIC – Systems, Complexity and Why (ADF) & Donna ‘Feminism is a bad word’: Towards a Heutagogic Approach and Conflict in Relationship Colombia) Militaries Need to Understand the Dupont (OCAD U) to Learning about Gender in Professional Military with the Accelerated Excavating War Women, Peace and Security Agenda Strategic Foresight Education Technological Pace of Change Knowledge: A Workshop Preview via Military Logistics Methodology for Studying Intellectual Military Legacies 12:30 PM Lunch Multi-room 1:30 PM Scholar Keynote Series with Q&A– Tarak Barkawi (LSE) Amphitheatre G-1124 Battle Imaginaries (Introduced by Michael C. Williams) 2:00 PM Workshop Cluster 1 – Innovation Skills for Defence Challenges LCol. Leon Young (ADF) & Donna Dupont (OCAD U) William Mitchell (DNK SOCOM) Ofra Graicer (IDF) An Introduction to Strategic Foresight, Planning & Innovation Deception Planning and Reflexive Thinking Practicing Systemic Operational Design (SOD) – A Practical Approach Masterclass: Bret Nesbitt (CNSS, CFC) & Ben Zweibelson (JSOU SOCOM) in Amphitheatre G-1124 Masters: Voluntary Basis Learning from Second Generation Design in Practice 4:00 PM Praxis Café Multi-Room 6:00 PM Reception at Army Officers’ Mess and Cocktail Dining 149 Somerset West, Ottawa Honoring Professor Paul Mitchell 2 Wednesday, January 31 Start Time 7:00 AM Open Admin Meeting (Breakfast Available in Multi-room) LAF 133 Founding a Global Community of Practice? – Chair: Paul Mitchell (CFC) 8:30 AM General Keynote Series with Q&A – Éric Fournier (ADM, S&T) & Col. Earl Vandahl (CANSOFCOM) Amphitheatre G-1124 Ideation, Innovation and Special Forces (Introduced by Brett Nesbitt) 9:30 AM Designer Keynote Series – Dr. Ofra Graicer (IDF) Amphitheatre G-1124 Outline of a Theory of Special Operations (Introduced by Philippe Dufort) 10:00 AM Coffee Break Atrium (Foyer 860 SF) 10:30 AM Diversity, Education and Practical Effectiveness of Innovation Methodologies Panel Discussion Panel A: Diversity & New Development – Chair: Aaron Panel B: Practical Effectiveness – Chair: William Panel C: Critical Thinking and Holistic Education Design– Jackson (ADF) Mitchell (DNK SOCOM) Chair: Col. (Ret’) Chris Paparone Room G-1139 Amphitheatre G-1124 Room G-1130 Eugenia Kalantzis (CAF Glen Milne Chris Pipes (US Ed Bernacki (Idea Adrian Wolfberg (US Army War LCol. Anne Reiffenstein MILPERSGEN) The Design Brain SOCOM) Factory) College) (CFC) Behavioural Insights in the Optimizing Design Innovation Would be Contradictions: How Facing and The Future of Military Canadian Department of Performance Easy if People Thought Resolving Them is a Catalyst for Education at CFC: Critical National Defence Alike: Understanding Critical Thinking in Educational Thinking and Design Cognitive Diversity and its Settings Application to Solving the Challenges Facing Defence Forces Nathan Schwagler (Dali Ofra Graicer (IDF) LCol. Piotr Harężlak & Maj. Joel Garrison & John Museum & JSOU) The (F)Utility of Design for Today's Military Challenges Robert Rosa (War Studies Hawley (JWH Enterprise Organizational Creativity University) LLC) War Studies University Attempt to Catalyst Course: A Preview Design Thinking 12:00 PM Designer Keynote Series – Ben Zweibelson (JSOU SOCOM) Amphitheatre G-1124 Fostering Deep Insight Through Substantive Play (Introduced by Aaron Jackson) 12:30 PM Lunch & Skate on the Rideau Canal Multi-room 2:30 PM General Keynote Series – BGen. Porkoláb (NATO ACT) & Ben Zweibelson (JSOU SOCOM) Amphitheatre G-1124 NATO’s Future Vision for Design Thinking Education (Introduced by Chris Paparone) 3:00 PM Workshop Cluster 2 – Innovation Skills for Comprehensive Challenges Glen Milne Nathan Schwagler (Dali Museum & JSOU) Ed Bernacki (Idea Factory) Joel Garrison & John Hawley (JWH Enabling team design thinking and action Ideation Session Translating Ideas into Actions Enterprise LLC) via expert facilitation Catalyst Course: A Practical Introduction Masterclass: Paul Mitchell (CFC) & Philippe Beaulieu-Brossard (CFC) in Amphitheatre G-1124 Masters: Harold Nelson, Chris Paparone, Angus Topshee, Jim Greer Redesigning Canadian Forces College's National Security Programme 5:00 PM Dining Cocktails at SPU Multi-room 6:00 PM Evening Conference – BGen. Whale (RCAF), BGen. Porkoláb (NATO ACT), B. Zweibelson (JSOU SOCOM), Dr. Paparone (NDU), Dr. Graicer (IDF) Amphitheatre G-1124 Post-modern Military Thinking: The Emergence of a Transnational Paradigm (Chaired by Philippe Dufort & Hosted by Jean-François Rioux) 3 Thursday, February 1 Start Time 7:00 AM Open Admin Meeting (Breakfast Available in Multi-room) LAF 133 Deliverables – Chairs: Philippe Beaulieu-Brossard (CFC) & Philippe Dufort (SPU) 8:30 AM General Keynote Series – BGen. Whale (RCAF) Amphitheatre G-1124 Deliberate Systems Thinking and Accidental Design: A Practical Application within the RCAF (Introduced by Robert Lummack) 9:00 AM Designer Keynote Series – Harold Nelson (University of Montana) Amphitheatre G-1124 Putting Design in Its Place (Introduced by Jeffrey Van Der Veer) 10:00 AM Coffee Break Atrium (Foyer 860 SF) 10:30 AM Admiral Speaker Series – Cmdre. Angus Topshee (RCN) & Col. Matt Palma (USMC) Amphitheatre G-1124 Design
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