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Stay Competitive Using Design Thinking

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Stay Competitive Using Design Thinking
Design thinking involves strategies and systems that improve and refine the design process. It drives innovation across industries—from hospitals to oil companies, from non-profits to schools. Get ready to explore the basic tenets of design thinking and learn how to benefit from it.
Learn the strategies used in design thinking.Implement design thinking into your own business.Master the foundational steps and best practices of the process.



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