Design Thinking in der Praxis

from Kurswexl Podcast Hosted by Frank Wulfes, Arne Schröder, Alina Meyerdiercks, Steffany Uhde, Dietmar Heijenga, Frank Düsterbeck

Design Thinking – was bedeutet das? Wie funktioniert das in der Praxis? Kurswechsler Frank Wulfes hat für den Podcast Kollegin und ebenfalls Kurswechslerin Andrea Kuhfuß dazu befragt. Angefangen bei der Haltung, führt Andrea hier von der Design Challenge als Startpunkt durch die sechs Phasen vom Design Thinking.

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