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Expatriado –
This book challenges our conventional understanding of product development as a process driven by revolutionary innovations. Instead, through numerous well-researched case studies, the authors show how evolutionary processes, with many false starts and dead ends, shape the design of familiar industrial products such as mobile phones, light bulbs, bicycles and child safety seats. The back stories for these consumer products, full of interesting facts and anecdotes, are a joy to read and invite the general reader to see the objects around us in a new light. The main audience for this book, however, would be engineering and design students and professionals working in the field of innovation and product development, who are given a comprehensive framework for analysing development processes as phases in the evolution of a product. The book also provides a number of more in-depth case studies which illustrate how this analytical framework can be applied in practice to identify innovation potential and drive further development.
Expatriado –
This book challenges our conventional understanding of product development as a process driven by revolutionary innovations. Instead, through numerous well-researched case studies, the authors show how evolutionary processes, with many false starts and dead ends, shape the design of familiar industrial products such as mobile phones, light bulbs, bicycles and child safety seats. The back stories for these consumer products, full of interesting facts and anecdotes, are a joy to read and invite the general reader to see the objects around us in a new light. The main audience for this book, however, would be engineering and design students and professionals working in the field of innovation and product development, who are given a comprehensive framework for analysing development processes as phases in the evolution of a product. The book also provides a number of more in-depth case studies which illustrate how this analytical framework can be applied in practice to identify innovation potential and drive further development.