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Creating
Improving
Changing
Adapting
Problem
solving
Design Management
Directing
Evaluating
Implementing
Organizing
Planning
Financing
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• The business side of the design
• Telling Designers What to do.
• Dealing With the after effects of the design
• Making Management more beautiful.
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• The business side of the design
• Telling Designers What to do.
• Dealing With the after effects of the design
• Making Management more beautiful.
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• Develop and maintain the business environment
• To achieve the organization’s strategic goals through
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• By establishing and managing an efficient and effective
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