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Ergonomic Design Thinking (EDT) is a project management methodology that takes advantage of two important concepts or themes in carrying out project actions. The first is Design Thinking itself, a project management approach originally proposed by Tim Brown, who knew beforehand the full potential of...

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Autore principale: Lacroix, Vinciane (auth)
Altri autori: Shimoni, Michal (auth), Beumier, Charles (auth), Borghys, D. (auth), Milisavljevic, Nada (auth), Yvinec, Yann (auth)
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Pubblicazione: InTechOpen 2017
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