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List of Plates | ||
List of Figures | ||
List of Tables | ||
Acknowledgements | ||
Introduction and Summary | 1 | |
The Background to Winning by Design | 1 | |
Using this Book | 3 | |
Summary of the Main Arguments and Findings | 4 | |
The Structure of Winning by Design | 10 | |
1 | Perspectives on Design and Innovation | 13 |
Definitions of Design and Innovation | 15 | |
Design Professions and Specialisms | 23 | |
Is Design more Important than Invention and Innovation? | 25 | |
The Design Innovation Group Studies | 35 | |
Different Views of Design | 41 | |
Design Skills | 49 | |
The Design and Product Development Process | 52 | |
2 | Design, Innovation and Competitiveness | 55 |
British International Competitiveness | 55 | |
Reasons for Britain's Competitive Decline | 61 | |
Government Support for Design and Innovation | 68 | |
The Economic and Commercial Role of Design | 72 | |
Why Good Design is Not Enough | 85 | |
3 | Innovation, Design and Corporate Strategy | 88 |
Innovation Theory and Design Management | 88 | |
Innovation Strategies and Firm Culture | 95 | |
Design and Firm Strategy in the Nordic Countries | 99 | |
Company Goals, Plans and Strategies | 101 | |
The Return on Investment in R&D and Design | 110 | |
The Problem of Coordination | 114 | |
Lessons and Conclusions | 116 | |
4 | Human Resources for Design | 118 |
Where Does Design Fit into Company Structure? | 119 | |
In-house Design | 124 | |
The Design Consultancy Industry | 131 | |
Lessons and Conclusions | 136 | |
5 | Organizing Design and Innovation | 138 |
Types of Product Development Organization | 139 | |
Blending Functional and Team Approaches | 145 | |
Analysing Functional and Team Approches | 149 | |
Organizing Research, Design and Development: a Tale of Three Trains | 154 | |
Lessons and Conclusions | 164 | |
6 | Designing for the Market | 167 |
Product Marketing Strategies | 169 | |
Sources of Market Intelligence | 175 | |
Stimuli for New Product Development | 180 | |
Traditional and Creative Marketing | 184 | |
Customer Involvement in Design and Innovation | 188 | |
Lessons and Conclusions | 190 | |
7 | From Design Brief to Manufactured Product | 191 |
The Product Design and Development Process | 191 | |
From Brief to Specification | 198 | |
From Concept to Prototype | 206 | |
From Prototype to Production | 213 | |
Post-launch Design Changes | 222 | |
Speeding Up Product Development | 224 | |
Lessons and Conclusions | 226 | |
8 | Issues in Design and Innovation | 229 |
Company Performance, Competitiveness and Economic Growth | 229 | |
Design Policy and Technology Strategy | 232 | |
Designing for a Better Quality of Life | 239 | |
Conclusions | 245 | |
References | 247 | |
Index | 262 |
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