Hello, there, Everybody! It’s been a long while! Do forgive me, life has been hectic. Anyway…
Here’s another wonderful resource I think designers from all over the world should know about, the Design Management Institute in Boston, US.
I learned about DMI several years ago when I was on a quest to find more information about design management. As they put it:
The thing I like the most about DMI is that they are an unlimited source of information and education for any designer, even for us, who don’t live in the US, with the online tools (like Webinars) they’ve got.
There are also many conferences and seminars people in the US can attend. The agenda for October includes:
Design Research for Product and Service Innovation in Chicago.
Law Meets Design in New York.
From What’s Possible to What’s Right online.
Check out DMI’s calendar.
Most of the conferences and seminars are not free, but fairly priced and the topics are really interesting, because they cover design management issues that they don’t teach you at school (Or at least not my school).
Do click around their website to see all the different resources (They even have a job bank) and/or subscribe to their newsletter to get the latest news!
All the best!
Here’s another wonderful resource I think designers from all over the world should know about, the Design Management Institute in Boston, US.I learned about DMI several years ago when I was on a quest to find more information about design management. As they put it:
“The Design Management Institute (DMI) is an international nonprofit organization that seeks to heighten awareness of design as an essential part of business strategy. Founded in 1975, DMI has become the leading resource and international authority on design management. DMI has earned a reputation
worldwide as a multifaceted resource, providing invaluable know-how, tools and raining through its conferences, seminars, membership program, and publications."
The thing I like the most about DMI is that they are an unlimited source of information and education for any designer, even for us, who don’t live in the US, with the online tools (like Webinars) they’ve got.
There are also many conferences and seminars people in the US can attend. The agenda for October includes:
Design Research for Product and Service Innovation in Chicago.
Law Meets Design in New York.
From What’s Possible to What’s Right online.
Check out DMI’s calendar.
Most of the conferences and seminars are not free, but fairly priced and the topics are really interesting, because they cover design management issues that they don’t teach you at school (Or at least not my school).
Do click around their website to see all the different resources (They even have a job bank) and/or subscribe to their newsletter to get the latest news!
All the best!
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