QGLUE is the design and innovation venture of QAI.
We use design to help businesses build services that people love and impact the world around us. Using a human-centered approach with robust methodology, QGLUE equips people to solve wicked problems by helping them reach a solution that is not just right, but also desirable with design at the heart of it all.
A legacy spanning 30+years and counting.
QAI evangelized process improvement, operational excellence and quality in India and globally by equipping Organizations to achieve Operational Excellence through deployment of best practices and processes. Some companies we have worked with are microsoft, mercedes, PWC, EY, wipro, aditya birla group, among many others.
QGLUE aims to evangelize design and innovation that makes the world better designed and people happier.
And, in todays experience economy where special attention needs to be given to a “human-centred” approach to shaping new business, conceptualizing meaningful innovation and undertaking a venture journey which forever has empathy at the centre of critical decisions.
QGLUE is a community of designers, engineers, innovators, entrepreneurs, teachers and more, aligned to evangelize design in India and globally.
WE ARE HIRING FOR MULTIPLE POSITIONS!!
Please send your resume to taruna.budhiraja@q-glue.com
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When was QGLUE Strategic Design & Innovation founded?
QGLUE Strategic Design & Innovation was founded in 1993.
What industry is QGLUE Strategic Design & Innovation in?
QGLUE Strategic Design & Innovation operates in Design Services. Find similar Design Services investors on gritt.io.
Where is QGLUE Strategic Design & Innovation based?
QGLUE Strategic Design & Innovation is headquartered in New Delhi, India.
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