Design Thinking: Another Look at Its Well-Exaggerated Death

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A brilliant recap of the work on design thinking. I don’t agree with the title, but admire the historical context brought to bear in illustrating what design thinking is, where it came from and how it has been used. It’s time to start looking at design thinking differently, not abandoning it.

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