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The DMI Design Management Journal is a refereed journal devoted to articles and academic research exploring how design—in products, communication, and environments—is an essential resource, a component of every organization that can be effectively managed to make important contributions to the bottom line and to long-term success. The Design Management Journal is included with a subscription to the Design Management Review and is published in conjunction with the International DMI Education Forum.
The Design Management Journal is formerly the DMI Academic Review.
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Design and Knowledge Management
Vol. 2, No. 1, Academic Review 2002
This issue of the Academic Review contains papers presented at DMI’s 10th International Forum on Design and Knowledge Management, held in Frankfurt, Germany. The Academic Review is a refereed journal devoted to articles and case studies exploring...
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The articles in this Journal are:
Design and competitive edge: A model for design management excellence in European SMEs
Design and development of innovative high-tech products
Dynamic contexts for innovation strategy: Utilizing customer knowledge
Embedded values in process and practice: Interactions between disciplinary practices and formal innovation processes
Success factors in R&D: A meta-analysis of the empirical literature and derived implications for design management
The economic significance of industrial design awards: A conceptual framework
Using modularity to manage the interactions of technical and industrial design
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