Sentences with phrase «need design thinking»

Whether you seek to profoundly transform your career, broaden your network — or impact the global market — you'll need both creative ideation and an almost scientific commitment to methodology — you need design thinking.

Design is just a process for creative problem solving, and lawyers building client - centered law practices need design thinking as well as legal thinking to build successful client - service models.

Not exact matches

So whatever architecture, whatever system is designed, whether by SpaceX or anyone, we think these are the four features that need to be addressed in order for the system to really achieve a low cost per trip to the surface of Mars.

A more progressive «we're all in this together» attitude is the only thinking that is going to help design the systems we need to flourish tomorrow.

Specifically, you need to think about your website visitors at every stage of your web design and marketing process.

In order to do that, they need to engage the entire company... The great value of design thinking is it's way of improving communication across the entire organization.»

What do I need to think about before designing my first slide?

Before you start thinking about designing a business card or picking colors for your letterhead, you need a logo.

Some people think your site needs to be super sleek with an up - to - date, modern design in order to get attention.

«In general, businesses need to be thinking about digital strategies beyond content, and what platform or device will help create that experience for their customers,» says Charlie Miller, associate partner of New York - based design and development agency Control Group, which was tapped to execute the iPad project.

«I think millennials more than anything are looking for... base functionality that meets their needs and modern design,» Nassetta said.

It was the research - driven foundation we needed to not only continue to create marketing messaging but align how we thought about features, envelope designs, etc..»

DFM (design for manufacturability) needs to be an integral part of your design thinking from day one.

First, I think New York City turned out to be very strong in some of the skills the most recent tech wave needed — such as design and advertising.

Businesses need design - thinking to adapt to the speed and scale of product cycles and identify the unmet needs of consumers.

Design the composition of your board slowly and thoughtfully Putting together a board requires thought and planning around each company's specific needs.

This thinking has spawned the functions of product management and product marketing — all designed to fulfill needs.

Studio Y will encourage youth to build the critical capacities needed to tackle 21st century challenges and thrive in the innovation economy, strengthening their systems thinking, design, communication, collaboration, creativity and project management skills.

Working with large corporations we've learned that innovation groups need their own structure, culture, tools (Lean, Design Thinking, etc.), metrics (validated / invalidated hypotheses, Investment Readiness Level) and processes.

How media companies can think more like startups One of the central themes of the RoadMap conference we just finished doing in San Francisco earlier this week was the importance of design, and how companies both big and small need to think about design in an age of ubiquitous connectivity — and not just design in the sense of how something looks or feels, but how it works and the relationship users have with it.

In Glint, we've taken care to design a product we think you will love, but no one knows your needs as well as you.

The Social Business Persona addresses the need for forward thinking organizations to understand the converging mix of usage behaviors, buying behaviors, and social behaviors that lead to social business strategies and the design of social experiences.

Anyone who really think's intelligent design happened does not need to be employed in scientific pursuits.

Jane Jacobs, generally considered the founder of modern urban design, thought cities should take the everyday needs of people into account but did not mention religion or religious buildings in her foundational book.

Listen why Vilenkin seems to think the answer is «yes» when considering our minimal needs, but perhaps «no» if you start to consider other possibilities of creation external to our needs — that perhaps if creation were by design (regardless of us in particular), tuning should be expected to be better than it is.

But his readable and instinctive new book dwells on the apparent paradox that even though, strictly speaking, Darwinism is incompatible with design, biologists «still go on using and seemingly needing this way of thinking.»

We need both to consider the kinds of social phenomena that are driving us to think such thoughts, and the many practical initiatives on the ground designed to address them.

Even God thinks Christianity should be a choice... He designed us with free choice and the resources needed to make the right ones.

I think we should clear up the notion that lots of people seem to have that Bill Nye somehow needs the publicity of this statement and that he's somehow not qualified to speak on this subject: Bill Nye is a noted astrophysicist who designed planes for Boeing, was a student and friend of Carl Sagan, and helped design parts of the Mars Rover.

Now I'm thinking about design, how the restaurant is constructing itself in relation to the city, and I need to unlearn some things, so I can just order a burger.

I wasn't the biggest Watson fan because I thought he would need an offense designed for him, not Dennison, and he needed to play with less winds, most likely in a dome.

«The design — and Smitty felt strongly, Mike Nolan felt strongly about this, I think Thomas was certainly supportive of it — Thomas had strong feelings that we needed to get more pressure,» Blank said.

Given how good he has been this season, you would be mistaken for thinking that all footballers need to be giants designed for crushing weaker opponents with their heels.

If you want to find someone, forget about what you'd want if you could design the perfect mate and think about what you need instead — chances are, the two categories will include very different things.

I find a large percentage of my customers are buying for a gift and I don't think the design necessarily needs to relate to the event.

We're pressured to buy, encouraged to think we need to, and often the products we buy are designed with obsolesce and dependency in mind.

However, breastmilk has things in it no formula could ever reproduce.It is designed to provide exactly what the child needs at that stage of growth.I was rushed into weaning b / c I thought I was supposed to, and my son got 4 ear infections.Since I went back to BF, he has not had one.Do what is right for your child and you.You are not gross or a weirdo.

When you think of «special needs toys and games,» you may envision expensive gadgets and specially designed equipment.

The product is designed with Mum's in mind and Medela have really thought about what is needed.

But the new rigorous standards being used in school are designed to expose kids to problems that need to be analyzed and thought through - not just answered through rote memorization or quick calculations.

The program is designed specifically for VOLUNTEER youth sports administrators and the more we thought about how to get the word out about the new program, the more we realized how badly the youth sports world needs this program!

I am beyond confused as to what you think is ignorance — believing that a woman's body that was designed to give birth is going to do just that unless something stops it... or believing that a doctor that has probably never seen a natural birth nor experienced pregnancy or birth themselves (because most OB's that I've encountered have not experienced either situation) is capable of knowing what each individual woman is needing??

But I think there is something very effective about framing character as not about values — I'm not saying that values don't matter — but instead that what schools are good at teaching, and what they're designed to teach, is the skills kids need to do well in life.

Crib sheets come in all sorts of designs and fabrics, but you may need fewer sets than you think.

I think women should do what they need and want to do: guilt laid aside, but I do question, from a larger perspective, a society who will set aside a perfectly designed bodily function for reasons of «ease».

Chances are that if you think you need it, someone has thought of it and designed it.

These storage bags were basically designed to hold everything you will need and even some items you don't think you may need to help make your day go smoothly.

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I'd still rather have this than an all - singing, all - dancing, light - up thermometer, but they seriously need to think about their product design brief.

Going back to work and continuing a strong breastfeeding relationship with baby is so difficult and I think treating myself to a beautiful and perfectly designed bag to meet my needs will help make the transition easier.