Come with me on a short journey in my recent post, “Design opportunities and challenges to address desire, want, and need in India,” to explore independence, socialism, scarcity, liberalization, Viksit Bharat@2047, situated knowledge, and shared contemporary product ecosystems.
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Design is about applying human-centered design principles, frameworks, and practices to improve products and services for people and markets, impacting […]
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After years of working for consultancies, enterprises, and universities, I hear one refrain over and over again: “We want to […]
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Progress is usually treated as something positive as the very word is enjoyable to say and implies that a goal […]
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At a recent Dutch Design week, a panel discussion was chaired by Dezeen founder and editor-in-chief Marcus Fairs as part […]
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