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Design Thinking
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Design Thinking

by Michael G. Luchs, Scott Swan, Abbie Griffin
November 2015
Beginner
456 pages
13h 59m
English
Wiley-Blackwell
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Index

A

  1. Abuse, exposing prototypes to
  2. Acceleration stage:
    1. for breakthrough innovations
    2. knowledge management in
  3. Accountability, in future-friendly design
  4. Action step (CTN method)
  5. Activists
  6. Acumen subdimension (CVPA)
  7. Adoption rates
  8. Adventure Series, at GE
  9. Advertising, “look for”
  10. Aero chair
  11. Aesthetics
  12. Aesthetic preferences.
    1. See also Consumer aestheticpreferences
  13. Aesthetic value
  14. Affective uncertainty
  15. Age, consumer&s
  16. Agile development
  17. Airbus
  18. Aircraft, displays in military
  19. Airline industry, self-service in
  20. Air New Zealand
  21. Air Products
  22. Alessi coffeemaker
  23. Alignment
  24. Amazon
  25. Ambiguity
  26. American Express
  27. American Time Use Survey
  28. Amplification, intelligence
  29. Analog Devices
  30. Analogical thinking
  31. Angst
  32. Animation, of information
  33. Anthony, S.
  34. Anti-persona
  35. Appearance, product:
    1. defined
    2. quality cues from
    3. six roles of
  36. Apple
  37. Application migration
  38. Arbitrage, information
  39. Architecture:
    1. of organization
    2. of prototypes
  40. Archives, pictorial
  41. Arnold, T. J.
  42. Asia. See also specific countries
  43. “As is” customer experience maps
  44. Assumptions:
    1. about business model components
    2. sustainability assumption testing
  45. Attention, drawing
  46. Audio capability
  47. Auditory feedback
  48. Audits, idea
  49. Augmented reality
  50. Australia
  51. Authenticity
  52. Autonomy

B

  1. Backcasting, sustainability
  2. Background research
  3. Bain and Company
  4. Beckman, S.
  5. Béhar, Yves
  6. Behavior, employee
  7. Beltagui, A.
  8. Bend (Design Heuristic)
  9. Benefit uncertainty
  10. Berstell, G.
  11. Bertels, H.
  12. Best design, production of
  13. Best mode requirement
  14. BIs, see Breakthrough innovations
  15. Bicycles, ...
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