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Design Thinking Basics
EN NW EB DLISBN: 9780117094222 bzw. 0117094226, in Englisch, HMSO, Vereinigtes Königreich Großbritannien und Nordirland, neu, E-Book, elektronischer Download.
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Design thinking works for any organization, regardless of its size, profile or scope of activity. Computers, children’s incubators, transport services and project management applications have all been designed using design thinking approaches. Implementing design thinking in an organization and embedding the rules of this approach is a complex task. For this process to run smoothly and for employees to know their roles and goals, various methods are used to support design thinking. One such method is the DTMethod, to which this manual is devoted. The DTMethod (design thinking method) is a description of actions that an organization should take to increase the likelihood of success in the design process. In other words, it is a guide to design thinking. The DTMethod is built on a foundation of three elements: knowledge, case studies and experience. There is scientific evidence behind the DTMethod. The study conducted with scientists (Dukala et al., in press) confirms that teams who work with the DTMethod create solutions that are more original, more valuable for business and more useful, and have a higher impact on the challenge than the teams who work with other methods (including brainstorming and other collaborative modes). The effectiveness of the DTMethod is also confirmed by many years of practice. The three elements come together to yield the proven rule set that is the DTMethod.
Design thinking works for any organization, regardless of its size, profile or scope of activity. Computers, children’s incubators, transport services and project management applications have all been designed using design thinking approaches. Implementing design thinking in an organization and embedding the rules of this approach is a complex task. For this process to run smoothly and for employees to know their roles and goals, various methods are used to support design thinking. One such method is the DTMethod, to which this manual is devoted. The DTMethod (design thinking method) is a description of actions that an organization should take to increase the likelihood of success in the design process. In other words, it is a guide to design thinking. The DTMethod is built on a foundation of three elements: knowledge, case studies and experience. There is scientific evidence behind the DTMethod. The study conducted with scientists (Dukala et al., in press) confirms that teams who work with the DTMethod create solutions that are more original, more valuable for business and more useful, and have a higher impact on the challenge than the teams who work with other methods (including brainstorming and other collaborative modes). The effectiveness of the DTMethod is also confirmed by many years of practice. The three elements come together to yield the proven rule set that is the DTMethod.
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Design Thinking Basics
EN NW EB DLISBN: 9780117094222 bzw. 0117094226, in Englisch, HMSO, Vereinigtes Königreich Großbritannien und Nordirland, neu, E-Book, elektronischer Download.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, Lagernd, zzgl. Versandkosten.
Design thinking works for any organization, regardless of its size, profile or scope of activity. Computers, children's incubators, transport services and project management applications have all been designed using design thinking approaches. Implementing design thinking in an organization and embedding the rules of this approach is a complex task. For this process to run smoothly and for employees to know their roles and goals, various methods are used to support design thinking. One such method is the DTMethod, to which this manual is devoted. The DTMethod (design thinking method) is a description of actions that an organization should take to increase the likelihood of success in the design process. In other words, it is a guide to design thinking. The DTMethod is built on a foundation of three elements: knowledge, case studies and experience. There is scientific evidence behind the DTMethod. The study conducted with scientists (Dukala et al., in press) confirms that teams who work with the DTMethod create solutions that are more original, more valuable for business and more useful, and have a higher impact on the challenge than the teams who work with other methods (including brainstorming and other collaborative modes). The effectiveness of the DTMethod is also confirmed by many years of practice. The three elements come together to yield the proven rule set that is the DTMethod.
Design thinking works for any organization, regardless of its size, profile or scope of activity. Computers, children's incubators, transport services and project management applications have all been designed using design thinking approaches. Implementing design thinking in an organization and embedding the rules of this approach is a complex task. For this process to run smoothly and for employees to know their roles and goals, various methods are used to support design thinking. One such method is the DTMethod, to which this manual is devoted. The DTMethod (design thinking method) is a description of actions that an organization should take to increase the likelihood of success in the design process. In other words, it is a guide to design thinking. The DTMethod is built on a foundation of three elements: knowledge, case studies and experience. There is scientific evidence behind the DTMethod. The study conducted with scientists (Dukala et al., in press) confirms that teams who work with the DTMethod create solutions that are more original, more valuable for business and more useful, and have a higher impact on the challenge than the teams who work with other methods (including brainstorming and other collaborative modes). The effectiveness of the DTMethod is also confirmed by many years of practice. The three elements come together to yield the proven rule set that is the DTMethod.
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