Design Thinking

Marc Stickdorn and Jakob Schneider This is Service Design Thinking (PB)

This is Service Design Thinking (PB)

How to design and market services to create outstanding customer experiences. The first practical book for companies, insitutions and governments that deliver a service.
€32,99 Incl. tax
Majid Iqbal Thinking in Services

Thinking in Services

Revolutionary theory on services, diving into the DNA of services and vocalizing a framework that forms the foundation of each service.
€34,99 Incl. tax
Michael Youngblood, Benjamin Chesluk & Nadeem Haidary Rethinking Users

Rethinking Users

'Rethinking Users' introduces a radical new approach that questions some of our most fundamental ideas about the nature of user experience.
€29,99 Incl. tax
Martin Tomitsch, Madeleine Borthwick, Naseem Ahmadpour, Clare Cooper, Jessica Frawley, Leigh-Anne Hepburn, A. Baki Kocaballi, Lian Loke, Claudia Núñez-Pacheco, Karla Straker, Cara Wrigley Design. Think. Make. Break. Repeat - Revised edition

Design. Think. Make. Break. Repeat - Revised edition

20 additional methods, three new case studies, and a new chapter introducing life-centred design. The book introduces the reader to the changing role of design as a way of thinking and a framework for solving complex problems and achieving systemic change
€32,99 Incl. tax
Celiane Camargo-Borges, Sheila McNamee Design Thinking and Social Construction

Design Thinking and Social Construction

Introduces the Constructionist Research Design Process as a framework for research that is creative, transformative and innovative.
€31,99 Incl. tax
Christof Zürn The Power of Music Thinking

The Power of Music Thinking

• Perfect for entrepreneurial minds looking to craft a strong and sound business
• A new perspective on leadership with practical exercises and playlists
• Music Thinking shows a new path to collaboration in a unique visual language
€19,99 Incl. tax
Agnes Willenborg and Wina Smeenk Design Play Change

Design Play Change

Design, Play, Change is a game and a book providing 36 method cards that will support you to familiarise with Design Thinking.
€31,99 Incl. tax
Alwin Put Unlock Collective Genius

Unlock Collective Genius

"Unlock Collective Genius" is a practical guide that provides a five-step method for fostering creativity and collaboration. This approach can revolutionize the way you work and lead to accelerated innovation.
€23,99 Incl. tax
Michael Arnold Mages Conversational Design

Conversational Design

Conversational Design is a valuable guide for designers in public and social sectors, offering tools and case studies to improve co-design, decision-making, and participation, fostering more effective conversations to achieve shared goals.
€32,99 Incl. tax

BIS & Design Thinking 

BIS Publishers has been publishing books about design thinking for many years, featuring contributions from renowned authors in the field. We offer books that cover a wide range of topics related to design thinking, including user-centered design, collaboration, experimentation and the importance of taking a holistic view of problems.

Design thinking has become an increasingly popular approach to problem-solving in recent years and for good reason. By putting the needs of the end user at the center of the design process and by embracing collaboration, experimentation and a focus on the "big picture," design thinking helps to create solutions that are both innovative and practical. Here are four key trends that are shaping the way design thinking is being used today:

User-centered design
At the heart of design thinking is the belief that the best solutions are those that meet the needs and desires of the people who will be using them. This means taking the time to thoroughly understand the users of a product or service and using that understanding to inform the design process.

Collaboration and co-creation
Design thinking is all about bringing together diverse groups of people to work together on solving problems and creating solutions. By encouraging collaboration and co-creation, designers can tap into a wealth of knowledge, experience, and creativity that would not be possible to access if working in isolation.

Iterative and experimental
One of the key benefits of design thinking is that it is an iterative process, which means designers can go through multiple rounds of prototyping, testing, and refining their ideas before arriving at a final solution. This allows for a more efficient and effective design process, as designers can quickly identify and fix problems and learn from their mistakes.

Focus on the "big picture"
Design thinking encourages designers to take a holistic view of a problem, considering not only the specific design challenge at hand, but also the larger context in which it exists. This helps to create solutions that are more sustainable, scalable, and effective in the long run.

Overall, our authors are helping to make design thinking a powerful tool for solving complex problems and creating innovative solutions that meet the needs of users. By embracing user-centered design, collaboration, experimentation and a focus on the "big picture," designers can create products and services that truly make a difference in the world. 

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