(7) Design Flashcards

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4 Objectives of customer experience (CX) design

A
  1. Optimise customer-company interactions
  2. Optimise customer-product interactions
  3. Optimise customer-collaborator (intermediaries) interactions
  4. Optimise customer-influencer interactions
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What is design?

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The synthesis of technology and human needs into manufacturable products

Beautiful is not enough, the product must also be useful

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In both technology-driven and market-driven innovation, _____.

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Design plays a secondary role

B/c:
Technology driven: Driven by technology
Market driven: Driven by customer

Design-driven innovation is a whole new way of competing

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Which of the following is true of market-driven innovation?

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The main purpose of design in market-driven innovation is to modify the product so that it meets customer expectations

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Which of the following is the first step in the process for product architecture?

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Creating the product schematic

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With reference to the product architecture process, the product is arranged in a variety of configurations through simulations, computer-sided designing, or other techniques in order to find the “best” solutions during the process of:

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Creating geometric layouts

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Artwork Corps’ new product team is preparing decorative graphics, a brand name, and a logo for its latest potential product. The team is most likely to be in the _____ stage of new product development.

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Design consolidation

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Automobile companies often create full-size clay models in order to extract consumer reactions to proposed styling alternatives. Such models would be best described as _____ prototypes.

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Focused

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_____ prototypes are used in probe-and-learn (“lickety-stick”) product development in the development of new- to-the-world products.

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Focused

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Which of the following is true of colocation?

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Colocation helps integrate departments

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