Design For Business: Volume 1
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Condition: New. Jacket: - Book in plastic wrap/shrink wrap, unopened. Page Condition: Good. Markings: No markings. Binding condition: Good.
At the crossroads of commercial strategy and creative practice, Design for Business: Volume 1 presents a compelling anthology of research papers that argue design is not merely an aesthetic discipline but a powerful engine for business transformation. This first volume in the agIdeas Research series brings together a diverse range of contributors — from industry practitioners to academic researchers — each tackling critical questions around design thinking, futures thinking, industry-driven pedagogy, sustainable consumption, and the strategic implementation of design within manufacturing and workplace environments. The collection illustrates how design research operates as a living conversation between academia and industry, uncovering behavioural methodologies, interior design as a strategic tool, and the nuanced role of Indigenous culture in branding. With contributions spanning topics as varied as carbon-constrained economies to the unconscious emotional effects of packaging, Design for Business positions design thinking as an indispensable lens through which contemporary business challenges must be examined — leaving the reader to wonder just how far design's influence can reach.
Author: Agideas Research
Format: Hardback
Genre: The arts
Condition remarks:
Condition: New. Jacket: - Book in plastic wrap/shrink wrap, unopened. Page Condition: Good. Markings: No markings. Binding condition: Good.
At the crossroads of commercial strategy and creative practice, Design for Business: Volume 1 presents a compelling anthology of research papers that argue design is not merely an aesthetic discipline but a powerful engine for business transformation. This first volume in the agIdeas Research series brings together a diverse range of contributors — from industry practitioners to academic researchers — each tackling critical questions around design thinking, futures thinking, industry-driven pedagogy, sustainable consumption, and the strategic implementation of design within manufacturing and workplace environments. The collection illustrates how design research operates as a living conversation between academia and industry, uncovering behavioural methodologies, interior design as a strategic tool, and the nuanced role of Indigenous culture in branding. With contributions spanning topics as varied as carbon-constrained economies to the unconscious emotional effects of packaging, Design for Business positions design thinking as an indispensable lens through which contemporary business challenges must be examined — leaving the reader to wonder just how far design's influence can reach.