Design to Grow

What explains Coca-Cola's worldwide market dominance? David Butler and Linda Tischler argue that it's a result of attention to design details at every level of the organization, in every product line, in every country, by every employee. Whatever the size of your enterprise, you'll find in this book a master class in problem-solving, in cross-cultural marketing, and in decision-making -- Daniel H. Pink, author of TO SELL IS HUMAN and DRIVE Big and fast, complex and focused, large scale and agile. These seem like oxymorons in the world of business innovation. Using examples from the history of Coca-Cola, Butler and Tischler show how it is possible to embrace these tensions through the use of design. Reading Design to Grow has caused me to think differently about my company. I am confident it will do the same for how you think about yours Tim Brown, CEO of IDEO Butler has considerable insight and perspective to offer any business ... a worthwhile read Elitebusiness A handy blueprint for how any company can use design to stay ahead of the competition The Times [Design to Grow] is about how Coke uses design, not only to create packaging and retail shelving for retailers from Walmart to tiny African shops, but as a framework for its management practices and relations with suppliers and customers ... All this is in keeping with Coca-Cola's history of staying ahead Financial Times A rare look into the workings of Coke and how it has stayed ahead of the competition by remaining agile -- 20 business books to read this summer World Economic Forum 'Agenda'