5- Manufacturing partner: a complex selection process
It is hard to find a suitable manufacturing partner for your new product. The process is complex and costly as it involves many levels of analysis.
4- Budget: You may be 33% of the way when you think you are done
Having a prototype that works and doing the transition to the next step, which is your Engineering Validation and Test (EVT) unit, represents a lot of work, time, and money invested in your new product. Now that you have it on hand, you may think that th ...
Manufacturing and optimizing for your next-generation product
After validating the technology, the design and the processes by which your product will be assembled, it is finally time for mass production. At this stage, you might feel like you are entering the final phase of the whole process, but if you want your ...
3- Confidentiality: You will have to trust someone with your secrets
You cannot choose a partner to develop your product without explaining every detail about it. Leverage legal mechanisms to protect your inventions and selective disclosure.
2- Be specific: The Importance of Clear Requirements
Clarifying requirements and addressing those in a concise, clearly measurable and uniform manner seems like an additional step that will increase the overall delay in trying to sort them all out. It is quite the opposite.
Five obstacles that you may encounter when building a new product.
Developing an idea is vastly different than selling thousands of units of a product. What most people estimate as the entire delay from idea to production is in fact the time it will take to transform your idea into a functional prototype.
Stabilizing production processes to ensure you meet customers’ expectations
Stabilizing the production process is the most fundamental element for creating high-quality products. A great idea will never become a great product if it cannot scale properly. Learn about how stabilization can make all the difference in creating a revolutionary new product.
Need to scale your production? Learn about how stabilization can make all the difference in creating a revolutionary new product.
EVT: control and validate the engineering to optimize manufacturing
Once they designed a new product, several companies can’t wait to see a minimum viable product, but there is a step right before it that must not be forgotten: the validation engineering tests, or EVT. Before you get a minimum viable product out there, a crucial step in the development process must not be forgotten: the validation engineering tests, or EVT.
Yes, your company is a tech company and here’s why
The Internet of Things (IoT) and mobile applications blur the line between the technological sector and other industries. Technology is pervasive. Tech companies are not solely about tech anymore, but that goes for your company as well: it might just a tech company.
Realizing this will help avoid the pitfalls of a costly digital transformation. See how Motsai can ensure you make the right choices.
How Good Design Can Add Value to Your New Product
Here we are. You have identified a new product that will take your company to the next level. All you need to do now is to make it real. Everything hangs on the next few steps of the process: how will it be manufacturer? By whom? And how will customers react to this new product?