Vision and values in design management
By: David Hands
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TextLanguage: English Publisher: Switzerland AVA Publishing 2009Description: 191p. PB 29.5X22cmISBN: 9782940373796Subject(s): General ManagementDDC classification: 658.5752 Summary: How does design management change and evolve in different geographic and socio-cultural settings? Vision and Values in Design Management looks at the nature and value of design from a wide range of global perspectives: Korean, Chinese, South African, Scandinavian, North American/Canadian, French, and Indian. Clear diagrams and illustrations, plus contributions from key players including Alan Topalian, Raymond Turner, and Rachel Cooper, make this book an essential guide to the development, issues, and future of design management.
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How does design management change and evolve in different geographic and socio-cultural settings? Vision and Values in Design Management looks at the nature and value of design from a wide range of global perspectives: Korean, Chinese, South African, Scandinavian, North American/Canadian, French, and Indian. Clear diagrams and illustrations, plus contributions from key players including Alan Topalian, Raymond Turner, and Rachel Cooper, make this book an essential guide to the development, issues, and future of design management.
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