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INNOVATION METHODOLOGIES FOR DEFENCE CHALLENGES Towards Practical Strategies Saint Paul University January 30 – February 1, 2018 Registration and Information on The Archipelago of Design www.militaryepistemology.com IMDC Working Schedule, January 30 – February 1st, 2018 1/30 1/31 2/1 2/2 Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 7:00 AM Admin Meeting (Breakfast available) Admin Meeting (Breakfast available) 7:30 AM Welcome (Dr. Philippe D & Dr. Philippe B) & SPU 2. Deliverables - Chairs: Philippe Beaulieu-B. & 8:00 AM 1. Global Society - Chair: Paul Mitchell Rector Address (Dr. Chantal Beauvais) Philippe Dufort BGen. Carignan – Practicing Innovation BGen. Whale – Deliberate Systems Thinking and MGen. Mike Rouleau – Innovation Methodologies at Methodologies for Defence Challenges in Army Accidental Design: A Practical Application within the 8:30 AM CANSOFCOM Operations RCAF General Keynote Series General Keynote Series General Keynote Series 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 Designer Keynote Series 9:30 AM Designer Keynote Series Designer Keynote Series (Q&A) (Q&A) (Q&A) 10:00 AM Coffee Break Coffee Break Coffee Break Dr. Antoine Bousquet – The Logistics of Military Cmdre. Angus Topshee & Col. Matt Palma – Design 10:30 AM Perception and Evolution in North American Defence Panel Cluster 2 Scholar Keynote Series Admiral Keynote Series Diversity and the Practical Effectiveness of IM 11:00 AM 11:30 AM Panel Cluster 1 Panel Cluster 4 Social Activity The Ontology of War: Utile Forms and System Ben Zweibelson – Fostering Deep Insight Through 12:00 PM Practices Substantive Play IM 'Back to Earth': Planning & Institutionalisation Skiing at Designer Keynote Series Mont- 12:30 PM Lunch Lunch and Skate on the Rideau Canal Lunch Tremblant 1:00 PM (QC) Dr. Tarak Barkawi – The Powers of War and the BGen. Porkoláb – NATO’s Future Vision for Design 1:30 PM Innovation Turn Thinking Education Participant (i.e. attendee) Presentations on their Scholar Keynote Series General Keynote Series Challenges 2:00 PM Panel Cluster 3 Workshop Cluster 1 2:30 PM Pedagogical Strategies 3:00 PM Farewell (Dr. Philippe D & Dr. Philippe B) Innovation Skills for Defence Challenges Workshop Cluster 2 3:30 PM 4:00 PM Praxis Café Innovation Skills for Comprehensive Challenges Free time or Departures 4:30 PM 5:00 PM 6:00 PM Reception 6:30 PM Evening Conference Army Officer’s Mess 7:00 PM TBC BGen. Whale 7:30 PM TBC BGen. Porkoláb and Ben Zweibelson Fine Dining Honoring Dr. Paul Mitchell 8:00 PM Dr. Jim Greer (ret. Col) Ofra Graicer 8:30 PM Mess Dining 9:00 PM 1 Tuesday, January 30 8:00 AM Welcome – Philippe Dufort (SPU) & Philippe Beaulieu-Brossard (CFC); SPU Rector Address – Chantal Beauvais 8:30 AM General Keynote Series – BGen. Jennie Carignan (Canadian Army) Practicing Innovation Methodologies for Defence Challenges in Army Operations 9:00 AM Designer Keynote Series with Q&A- Dr. Jim Greer (ret. Col.) (Leads Institute) Enabling Innovation Through Emergent Transformative Design 10:00 AM Coffee Break 10:30 AM Scholar Keynote Series – Antoine Bousquet (Birkbeck, University of London) The Logistics of Military Perception 11:00 AM The Ontology of War: Utile Forms and System Practices Panel A: The Power of Devices, Artifacts and Narratives Panel B: Systems Thinking, Systems Practice – Chair: Harold Nelson (University of Montana) Chairs: Tarak Barkawi (LSE) & Alice Butler-Smith (SAMS) Matthew Maj. Mathieu Maj. Larry Kay Karena Kyne William Mitchell Eric Dion (ENAP, Robert Lummack LCol. Leon Young Philippe Dufort Schmidt (US Primeau (CAF) (US Army) (Lancaster) (DNK SOCOM) CFC) (CMR Saint-Jean) (ADF) & Donna (SPU) & Jesús Peacekeeping Meaningful Maps Postmodern Thinking About System of Systems Synergy as Systems, Dupont (OCAD Suarez (ESMIC – and Stability Design Strategies Defense Org. and Thinking and Canada’s Complexity and U) Strategic Colombia) Operations - Postmodern Conflict in Hybrid Warfare: A Comprehensive Why Militaries Foresight Excavating War Institute) Effects on Relationship with SOF Approach Approach Need to Workshop Preview Knowledge: A Security to Strategic Context the Accelerated Understand the Methodology for Stability: Technological Women, Peace Studying Designing a Tool Pace of Change and Security Intellectual for Combat via Military Agenda Military Legacies Commanders to Logistics Plan for Stability 12:30 PM Lunch 1:30 PM Scholar Keynote Series with Q&A– Tarak Barkawi (LSE) The Powers of War and the Innovation Turn 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) Learning from Second Generation Design in Practice 4:00 PM Praxis Café 6:00 PM Reception at Officer Mess and Dining 2 Wednesday, January 31 7:00 AM Admin Meeting (Breakfast Available) Global Society – Chair: Paul Mitchell (CFC) 8:30 AM General Keynote Series with Q&A – MGen. Mike Rouleau (CANSOFCOM) Innovation Methodologies at CANSOFCOM 9:30 AM Designer Keynote Series – Ofra Graicer (IDF) Outline of a Theory of Special Operations 10:00 AM Coffee Break 10:30 AM Diversity and Practical Effectiveness of Innovation Methodologies Panel Discussion Panel A: Diversity & New Development – Chair: Aaron Jackson (ADF) Panel B: Practical Effectiveness – Chair: William Mitchell (DNK SOCOM) Eugenia Kalantzis Nathan Schwagler Glen Milne (CFC) Alice Butler- Col. Chris Pipes (US Ed Bernacki (Idea Factory) Ofra Graicer (IDF) (CAF MILPERSGEN) (Dali Museum & The Design Mind Smith (SAMS) SOCOM) Innovation Would be Easy if People The (F)Utility of Design for Behavioural Insights JSOU) A Case for Design Optimizing Design Thought Alike: Understanding Today's Military in the Canadian Organizational Thinking as an Performance Cognitive Diversity and its Challenges Department of Creativity Anti-Method Application to Solving the Challenges National Defence Facing Defence Forces 12:00 PM Designer Keynote Series – Ben Zweibelson (JSOU SOCOM) Fostering Deep Insight Through Substantive Play 12:30 PM Lunch & Skate on the Rideau Canal 1:30 PM General Keynote Series – BGen. Porkoláb (NATO ACT) & Ben Zweibelson (JSOU SOCOM) NATO’s Future Vision for Design Thinking Education 2:00 PM Pedagogical Strategies to Foster Innovation Panel Discussion Panel A: Critical Thinking and Holistic Education Design– Chair: Col. (Ret’) Jim Greer Panel B: Innovation in PME: The Gender Dimension – Chair: Ofra Graicer (IDF) Adrian Wolfberg (US Army LCol. Anne Reiffenstein Joel Garrison (US Army) & Barbara Falk (CFC) Ian Parenteau (CIEPA, Vanessa Brown (CFC) War College) (CFC) John J. (US Navy) Innovations in PME CMR Saint-Jean ) Proceed with Care: Contradictions: How Facing The Future of Military US Navy’s Illuminate Pedagogy: Gender, Non-Normative Pedagogical Implementing Gender and Resolving Them is a Education at CFC: Critical Thinkshops: A Preview Narrative, and Strategies for Teaching Mainstreaming in Catalyst for Critical Thinking Thinking and Design Autoethnography Gender in Armed Forces Professional Military in Educational Settings Around the World Education 3:00 PM Workshop Cluster 2 – Innovation Skills for Comprehensive Challenges Glen Milne (CFC) Nathan Schwagler (Dali Museum & JSOU) Ed Bernacki (Idea Factory) Joel Garrison (US Army) & John Hawley (US Communicating Facilitation via Ideation Session Translating Ideas into Actions Navy) Facilitation US Navy's Illuminate Thinkshops: A Practical Introduction Masterclass: Paul Mitchell (CFC) & Philippe Beaulieu-Brossard (CFC) Redesigning Canadian Forces College's National Security Programme 6:30 PM Evening Conference – BGen. Whale (RCAF), BGen. Porkoláb (NATO ACT), B. Zweibelson (JSOU SOCOM), Dr. Jim Greer (Leads), Ofra Graicer (IDF) 3 Thursday, February 1 7:00 AM Admin Meeting (Breakfast Available) Deliverables – Chairs: Philippe Dufort (SPU) & Philippe Beaulieu-Brossard (CFC) 8:30 AM General Keynote Series – BGen. Whale Deliberate Systems Thinking and Accidental Design: A Practical Application within the RCAF 9:00 AM Designer Keynote Series – Harold Nelson (University of Montana) Putting Design in Its Place 10:00 AM Coffee Break 10:30 AM Admiral Speaker Series – Cmdre. Angus Topshee (RCN) & Col. Matt Palma (USMC) Design and Evolution in North American Defence 11:00 AM Innovation Methodologies ‘Back to Earth’: Planning & Institutionalization Panel A: Reconciling Innovation Methodologies and Planning – Chair: Ben Zweibelson (JSOU Panel B: Institutionalizing Innovation Methodologies – Chair: BGen. K. SOCOM) Whale Philippe Aaron Jackson Col. (ret.) Chris Maj. Jeffrey van Col. Pedro Rojas Eric Fournier Brad Gladman & Todd Strickland LCol. Leonardo Beaulieu-B. (CFC) (ADF) Paparone (US der Veer (Royal (Colombian (DRDC IDeAS) Andrew Billyard (CAF, SAMS) Bastos Getting Tango Planning Without Army) Netherlands Army) Implementing (CFAWC) It's Time for (Colombian Right (Enough): First Determining Designing Army, German Design versus IDEaS RCAF Innovation: Design Army) How do Military an End State: A Meaning for Armed Forces Damascus A Case for The Colombian Practitioners Multi- Divergent Command and doctrine: A Look Pragmatism Army Experience Translate Design Paradigmatic Practice in Staff
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