This document discusses various topics related to art, architecture, and education including business operations, sales strategies, human-centered design, value creation, business growth, foreign direct investment research, entrepreneurship, and wealth management. It suggests framing debates around specific user requirements and determining what solutions are best for each organization. It also recommends keeping people at the center of decision criteria and looking at overall customer experience when examining case studies of successful digital marketing platform implementations.

1. Art: Business Operation and Sales
Art Education: Strategy and Innovation
Architecture: Empathetic human-centered Design
Architecture Education: New Value Creation and Business Growth
Art: Business Model Generation
Art Education: Foreign Direct Investment Research
Architecture: Entrepreneurship
Architecture Education: Wealth Management
Framing a debate through specific user requirements and contexts. Considering not which is
"best-of-breed" but rather "best-for-me."
Exchanging aspects of a marketing solution that are most important for your organization: a
large selection of features, integrated solutions with a common UI, integration with existing
solutions, and/or more
Keeping people, not technology, at the center of the decision criteria. Looking not only at
software, but also at the overall customer experience management processes
Examining case studies of organizations that thrive with digital marketing programs, in part
due to their successful digital marketing platform implementations