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2007 DESIGN 100
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STEFAN G. BUCHER
Stefan G. Bucher is a good egg. he is the man behind 344 Design and the author and designer of All Access-The Making of Thirty Extraordinary Graphit: Designers (Quayside Publishing Group). He designed the American Photography 17 annual for which he received a A&D Silver Award for Most Outstanding Complete Hook Design. In September of 2004 the Art Directors Club (New York) selected him as one of 35 outstanding creatives age 30 and under tor their bienn...
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2007 DESIGN 100
Step Inside Design
; ... Tom Riederbeck 40 RIGSBY DESIGN Rigamarole is a sophisticated news magazine at the front line of communications for the world ... a newspaper term for stories that are not quite front-page news. "We have so many book projects that we will never get to ... lots of information, so I began looking at diagrams, subway ...
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It's not what you make, it's the way that you say it: Reflections on the design-marketing interface
Irish Marketing Review
; ... companies in the twenties and early thirties. However, earlier maps had foundered on the issue of literal representation of distance ... fact achieved the status of an icon and people form their mental maps of London through the perceptual lens of the underground as represented ...
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Design Value: A Framework for Measurement
Design Management Review
; ... strategy. At the Danish national railway (DSB), according to design director Pia Bech Mathiesen, design is used to create strategic maps for departments, and this helps to visualize DSB strategy goals. And at Philips Electronics, says design director Clive Roux ...
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Innovation-What's Design Got to Do with It?
Design Management Review
; Ifthe goal is innovation, then Bettina von Stamm is sure design is an essential component in realizing that goal. She celebrates the differences between designers and other functions and documents how their unique perspectives can improve business performance, help expand market share, and leverage
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Perspectives on communicating the value of design
Design Management Journal
; ... mean the sense that all the elements-shape, proportion, color, texture, and meaning-comprise a harmonious and unified whole that maps perfectly to the ideas and image that the client is trying to communicate to the audience. This definition implies that we can ...
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Perspectives on building a philosophy of design
Visible Language
; Building a Philosophy of Design is one of the three sections of the Annotated Design Research Bibliography. Design suffers from the ambiguity of its philosophical context. Although design communities attempted to solve this problem a decade ago, there is no agreement concerning what a philosophy of
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Toward design literacy in American management: A strategy for MBA programs
Design Management Journal
; Growing numbers of companies believe design is essential to success in the marketplace. Reviewing this history and the presence of design topics in business school curricula, Kathleen Formosa and Steve Kroeter make a four-part proposal of required and elective MBA courses that deliver an
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Integrating design into organizational culture
Design Management Review
; This is a story of design in action. Referencing several mini-case studies, Thomas Lockwood demonstrates the integral relationship between design and corporate success. Of even greater value, however, is his distillation of seven ways organizations can approach design to make the most of this
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Educating a Nation: The Swedish National Design Program
Design Management Review
; Understanding design is a matter of policy in Sweden. Ulla Johansson and Patrik Persson describe government projects ranging from promoting innovations in medical technology and funding packaging and service design to enhancing the competitiveness of automotive suppliers. These pay off financially
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IS DESIGN THEORY POSSIBLE?
JITTA : Journal of Information Technology Theory and Application
; ABSTRACT Because design is a practice, a theory of design is not possible in the same sense as a theory of chemistry is. Socio-psychological theories of what designers do are not design theories. Knowledge of how to design cannot be reduced to theory, for reasons that grow out of the philosophy of
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