This article links the concept of crowdthinking from the perspective of graphic design and its interface with other disciplines in the development of the Argentine export sector. How do the symbolic, functional and economic aspects influence in the added value of the product? And how does the interaction between disciplines generate this added value from a crowd-thinking perspective? How did Graphic Design develope from its productive methodologies? The work aims to critically theorise on current interfaces and links between disciplines in Argentine companies to develop communication from cross-border products, focusing on the different actors involved, production processes and work methods.
Andrea del Pilar Barrera OrtegónGermán Fernando Medina Ricaurte
Keyla Karina RojasMaría Camila González-Silva
Pedro Julián Ramírez AnguloEdison Jair Duque Oliva
Pedro Julián Ramírez AnguloEdison Jair Duque Oliva
María Eloisa Treviño AyalaPaula Villalpando CadenaFernando Lozano TreviñoRodolfo Treviño AyalaJosé CodinaMaría Aurora Flores Estrada