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PAPERS: Methods that matter: Surfacing and operationalizing values Location: Appleton Tower, LT1 Zoom Link Session Chair: Deger Ozkaramanli, Delft University of Technology Session Chair: Natalia Gulbransen-Diaz, University of Sydney | |
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Value co-creation, co-displacement, and co-destruction in design: Bridging value and values in human-data interaction 1: The University of Exeter; 2: The University of Edinburgh; 3: New Jersey Institute of Technology; 4: Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology Data has emerged as a fundamental driver of value creation within design processes, shaping economic, ethical, and environmental outcomes across societies and socio-technical systems. Existing scholarship often frames value in binary terms of co-creation and co-destruction, overlooking the systemic complexities introduced by interconnected, data-intensive systems. This paper introduces the novel concept of value co-displacement to capture how alternative forms of value emerge and displace others within human–data interaction. Drawing on four design research case studies, we investigate how value and values are co-created, co-displaced, and co-destroyed across interconnected, data-intensive systems. We develop a framework that conceptualises the dynamic interplay of these processes, demonstrating how design actively redistributes value across socio-technical contexts. This contribution advances a more nuanced understanding of value as dynamic, contested, and relational, highlighting the need for more reflexive and responsible approaches to data-driven design. View Paper: https://doi.org/10.21606/drs.2026.1422
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