Understanding Failure Severity in New Product Development Processes of Consumer Electronics Products

Visser, I.M. de; Liu, Yuan; Nagappan, G.

doi:10.1109/icmit.2006.262283

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“…Traditionally field feedback (service centre) information was and is still used in some industries [1] as the primary information source to support the development process. Mainly logistics-oriented information (how many spare parts are used to repair and/or replace the products) is collected.…”

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Usability of consumer-related information sources for design improvement

Thiruvenkadam

Brombacher

Lü

et al. 2008

2008 IEEE International Professional Communication Conference

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In this paper we report the findings of a study intended to assess the usability of consumer related information sources in order to improve the design processes of innovative electronic products. Specifically, an evaluation is done of the quality and content of information that would help product development teams understand the interaction between the consumer, product and its environment as well as of the effect of this interaction upon consumer satisfaction with products.

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Usability of consumer-related information sources for design improvement

Thiruvenkadam

Brombacher

Lü

et al. 2008

2008 IEEE International Professional Communication Conference

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Reliability of Consumer Goods with “Fast Turn Around”

Ouden

Liu

Brombacher

2014

Wiley StatsRef: Statistics Reference Online

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Development of consumer goods that meet the buying and using expectations of the consumers is no longer a straightforward job. Technology becomes available at increasing pace, while at the same time the product life cycles ever shortening. Companies are challenged to bring innovative products faster to the market, with inherently higher uncertainties on the consumer expectations of these products. In this context, reliability has a different meaning and the design methods and tools required to manage reliability, as well as test strategies in this context, are different from the classical ones.

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