March 2014
Intermediate to advanced
312 pages
10h 17m
English
There is a range of common misconceptions among designers and marketers about working with data. Some believe it will stifle creativity; others fear that data-driven decisions will trump common sense. Such concerns arise from the traditional design process, which is often shaped by bad or incomplete data, or by internal politics. This chapter reexamines the traditional design process, and shows how striking a balance between data and design actually enhances creativity as well as design effectiveness. It concludes with commentary from a host of business leaders, including influential people from some of the largest companies in the world, about how they use data as one of many ways to inform customer-centric ...
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