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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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Managing Design in Global Environments
Vol. 4, No. 1, Design Management Journal 2008
This special issue of the Design Management Academic Journal focuses on the management of design in global environments. The papers in it were presented at the Managing Design in Global Environments Conference held in Seoul, South Korea, in...
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The articles in this Journal are:
Globalization and Product Design Education: The Global Studio
Knowledge Transfer: Industry, Academia, and the Global Gift Market
Local Cultures and Global Corporations
Simply Complex: An Historical Perspective on Why Western Methodologies Do Not Always Align with Asian Branding Issues
The Role of Chief Executive Officers in Design Management Exercieses: Content Analysis and Case Studies
Toward the Management of Design Creativity: Personal Creativity Modes, Design Activity, and Team Interaction
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