ENUMERATION Flashcards
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Product or Service Design Activities
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- Translate customer wants and needs into product and service requirements
- Refine existing products or services
- Develop new products and services
- Formulate quality goals
- Formulate cost targets
- Construct and test prototypes
- Document specifications
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KEY QUESTIONS FROM COMPANY STANDPOINT
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- Is there a demand for the product?
- Can we do it?
- What quality of product is inappropriate
- Does it make sense from an economic standpoint?
3
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Reasons for Product or Service Design
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- Economic
- Social and Demographic
- Political
- Competitive
- Cost or Availability
- Technological
3
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DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS
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- Product/service life cycle
- How much standardization
- Mass Customization
- Delayed Differentiation
- Product/service reliability
- Degree of newness
4
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Advantages of standardization
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- cost of product design is low
- economies of production
- flow of materials can be continuous
- automation and mechanization
5
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Modular design allows
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- easier diagnosis and remedy of failures
- easier repair and replacement
- simplification of manufacturing and assembly
6
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Phases in Product design and Development
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- Idea Generation
- Idea Screening
- Concept Testing
- Business Analysis
- Product Development
- Test Marketing
- Commercialisation
- Review of Market Performance
7
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Five Characteristics to Remember when Designing a Product
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- Utility
- Aesthetic Appeal
- Simplicity
- Innovation
- Longevity
8
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How to make your product designs outstanding?
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- It should serve a purpose
- Too much is not always good
- Solve existing problems
- Focus on details
- The last leg is critical
9
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Recycling reasons
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- Cost savings
- Environment concerns
- Environment regulations
10
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Service design approach
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- When - service operations
- Why - service philosophy
- What - service offerings
- How - service delivery
- Who - service providers
- Where - service points
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Service Mapping/ Blueprinting
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- Identify the process to be blue printed
- Identify the customer
- Map the process from the customer’s point of view
- Map contact employee actions, on stage and back stage
- Link customer and contact person activities to needed support functions
- Add evidence of service at each customer action step