Design Thinking, Tim Brown

1. -DESIGN THINKING BROUGHT ABOUT A SOLUTION TO
THE BRANDING OF THE BYCICLE
Design, Business, and Innovation Brian Rosenberger
DesignThinking,Tim Brown

2. -THE DESIGN OF THE BIKE'S APPEARANCE WAS PUT OFF
TO THE LATER STAGES
Design, Business, and Innovation Brian Rosenberger
DesignThinking,Tim Brown

3. -THE DESIGN WAS SUCCESSFUL PROMPTING SEVEN
MORE COMPANIES TO PRODUCE COAST BIKES
Design, Business, and Innovation Brian Rosenberger
DesignThinking,Tim Brown

4. -CAN THE DESIGN OF THE PRODUCT ALWAYS BE IN THE
LATTER STAGES OF THE PROCESS?
Design, Business, and Innovation Brian Rosenberger
DesignThinking, Critical Question 1
What Constitutes Good Design? A Review of Empirical Studies of Design Processes: Matthew M. Mehalik and Christian Schunn

5. -WHAT WAS THE DIFFERENCE IN RESPONSIBILITY BETWEEN THE
DESIGN TEAM OF COASTING BIKES AND THE DESIGN TEAMS OF THE
COMPANIES MANUFACTURING THEM?
Design, Business, and Innovation Brian Rosenberger
DesignThinking, Critical Question 2
What Makes Teams Work: Group Effectiveness Research from the Shop Floor to the Executive Suite: Susan G. Cohen and Diane E. Bailey