Best Innovation & Design Books of 2008

December 19th, 2008 by Kimmy Paluch

As the year winds down, we come to expect many “best of … ” lists. An interesting one that caught my eye today was Business Week’s top ten books within innovation and design.

The list includes books from authors such as Procter & Gamble’s CEO A.G. Lafley, analysts at Forrester Research, a senior writer at Business Week, and various professors.

One of the books, Stephen Baker’s The Numerati, of which I had previously heard, seems particularly intriguing in the realm of user experience (here’s an excerpt). It examines the use of copious data and trends in creating customized products and services. I hope to find the time to read this one in the near future. Take a look and see if any on the top ten list appeals to you.

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One Response to “Best Innovation & Design Books of 2008”

  1. steve baker says:

    Hi Kimmy, thanks for the post. If you read the book, I’d love to hear your thoughts. Happy holidays, Steve

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