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Change by Design by Tim Brown — WisdomDeck honest review
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Change by Design

by Tim Brown

IDEO's CEO on design thinking as an organizational capability: inspiration, ideation, implementation, applied to products, services and systems. Thoughtful and broad.

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you want to bring design thinking into a company.

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you want hands-on exercises; see Kelley.

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Three things you will actually use

  1. Start with human needs.
  2. Divergent then convergent.
  3. Prototype to think.

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Reframe one business problem as a human need.

Our verdict

Design thinking, organizationally.

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