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Design thinking, an innovation process that revolves around having empathy for a user, has been touted by enterprise software vendors. Here's a look at some of the moving parts.
Design thinking is a process that was cooked up by Stanford University's Institute of Design. In a nutshell, the process revolves around having empathy for your users and caring about their lives.
For enterprise software, design thinking means better user experiences and finding ways to solve problems easily. The modes of design thinking break down into empathize with the user, defining the right problem, coming up with multiple possibilities or ideate, prototype and test.
Design thinking has been a term popping up frequently in enterprise software briefings. Why? Everyone is looking for a better user friendly way to bring big data and analytics to the masses.
Here's a look at some areas where design thinking have come into play.
Caption by: Larry Dignan
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