The Simplicity Cycle: A Field Guide to Making Things Better
Material type:
- 9780062301970
- DSGN WAR
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Arthshila Ahmedabad Cluster: 3P | DSGN/WAR (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | BK00833 |
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The Simplicity Cycle is a simple book about a complex topic but don't be fooled. Beneath the simplicity lies a deep and profound message. Complexity is often necessary but unnecessary complexity complicates our lives. This book provides the secret to striking the proper balance. Lucidly and effortlessly, Ward shows us how we can make things that are simple, elegant and effective. With bright, accessible prose and his trademark mix of examples from research, personal experience and pop culture, Dan Ward offers a universal concept, visually described with a single, evolving diagram. The Simplicity Cycle has a technical foundation, which will appeal directly to business leaders, engineers, computer programmers, project managers and other technologists, its concept is applicable to everyday life, offering an easy - to - grasp notion for simplifying and improving whatever we do, whether we work in an office, at home with the kids or at the Pentagon.