Design integrated businesses are all sizes and on all points of the growth curve. They're local, national, and global.
They are open to new ideas, and understand that asking the right
questions helps unlock the best answers for their businesses. Doing
business these days means having a better understanding of your
customer.
A design integrated approach helps maintain the
customer-oriented focus vital to long term success, and to the
development of breakthrough products and services.
Design integrated businesses understand that markets change, and
that opportunities ebb and flow. Most of all, they are
ambitious. Many companies have growth targets that cannot be
achieved through 'business as usual'. They're looking for
strategies that challenge the status quo, that are about doing new
things to create exponential rather than organic growth.
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If Vodka’s number one attribute is purity, why not produce and market it to the world from a country renowned for purity?
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Air New Zealand
The question for Air New Zealand in 2005 was could a simple idea like Inspiring Journeys have a fundamental effect on the future of an airline?
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Fisher & Paykel
Fisher & Paykel Appliances faced a big challenge. Theirs was a highly successful brand name at home, but on the global stage its iconic New Zealand...
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Formway
Formway’s design team asked: Why should office chairs dictate your body position?
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Icebreaker
The closer we get to nature, the less likely we are to find people wearing something natural.
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Macpac
New Zealand is the spiritual home of adventure and is the best place in the world for a company like Macpac to conceive, design and develop its pro...
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