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The aim of co-creation is to connect people to a shared consciousness so that they can let the future emerge. Mindset, values and principles are the basic attitudes and assumptions upon which co-creation is based. By means of the co-creation process, co-creation should be able to be employed as a method.
The co-creation process is the description of a structured procedure for how co-creation workshops can be carried out successfully. The sequence of and the specifics of the eight process steps are explained in detail.
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Michalik, G. (2023). The Eight Steps of the Co-creation Process. In: Co-Creation Mindset. Management for Professionals. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-21191-1_7
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