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New Paradigms for Product Design: Design Thinking, Service Design and User Experience
in the present work we analyze the new concepts and theories related to the activity of Design Management, which focus on the experiences of people and the particular characteristics of each one of them. Specifically, from an Industrial Design perspective, the scope and relationships between these conceptual definitions —now made visible— that always belonged to the field of design of the discipline will be studied, trying to identify how they influence innovation and product development. Finally, it will conclude about its strategic relevance for public and private organizations, and the incorporation to the set of professional activitie.
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