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The DMI Design Management Journal is a refereed journal devoted to articles and academic research exploring how design—in products, communication, and environments—is an essential resource, a component of every organization that can be effectively managed to make important contributions to the bottom line and to long-term success. The Design Management Journal is included with a subscription to the Design Management Review and is published in conjunction with the International DMI Education Forum.
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East/West Perspectives on Design Management Issues
Vol. 3, No. 1, Design Management Journal 2008
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The articles in this Journal are:
An Evaluation of the Positional Forces Affecting Design Strategy
An Investigation of the Transferability of Design Management Education from the UK to China
Development of a Customer Experience-Based Brand Strategy for the Lenovo Group to Explore the UK Market
In-House Design: How Do Design Managers Manage Change?
Innovation, Branding, and Organization: What International Design Managers Think About Their Performance
Reflections on Design Management Education in China
Strategic New Product Development in Chinese Organizations: A Case Study in the High Technology Sector
The Role of Design in the Development of the Made in Italy Brand in China
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