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With the rapid evolution of technology, coupled with changing customer needs and expectations, businesses, communities and even society as a whole, are facing increasingly complex challenges
This paper proposes a hybrid approach to maximise the strengths of the two methods for designing solutions to wicked problems
Design thinking is an approach for problem framing and solving which can be applied to tangible products as well as intangible services and systems (Buchanan, 1992; Kimbell, 2009)
Summary
From Solving Puzzles to Designing Solutions: Integrating Design Thinking into Evidence Based Practice.
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