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Outsourcing design. The good, bad and ugly.

Chris Stonestreet User Experience Manager NIB Health Funds

Outsourcing is a behaviour we’re all familiar with, we outsource our manufacturing, textiles and even food production but our attitude toward this paints a different story.

As organisations start to or already see the value in design and investment is spent to grow internal design teams. There’s always the challenge of not enough troops on the ground to cover all the work.

There can be benefits to outsourcing design work but these do not out weight the risks.

Don't miss your chance to see Chris and many other inspiring speakers at Design 18.

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MelbourneApril 12 & 13

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