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Design and Engineering: Keys to Selecting Your Product Development Partner

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More projects have just landed in your lap — and your design and engineering teams were already swamped. Where will you find the resources to execute these programs? There’s not enough time to search and hire new tech staff (not if you are going to finish on time) and your past experience with consulting firms or job shops has been mixed, at best.

Still scratching your head? Read on. Our vision for providing outstanding product design and engineering services was formed around experiences much like yours. I have walked many a mile in your shoes. Solving the dilemma using a consulting partner means addressing three areas simultaneously:

1)  Breadth of Experience – you need access to talent with expertise that spans all the necessary functional disciplines

2)  Depth of Experience – you need a partner who has a talent pool with enough experienced staff in each function to enable your project to be realized efficiently and rapidly.

3)  Level of Experience – your projects demand senior level talent so you can leverage the benefits of their years of experience

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  • I agree, the skills needed to turn an idea into a supportable product are very different from those needed to verify the initial idea.

    I have seen a lot of good ideas fail to sell because they tried to deliver inexpensive copies of the original, but failed to consider all of the "user" issues that come with an off the shelf product.

     

    So when your idea reaches this step, do a lot of research or hire an experienced group to lead you to success.

     

    DAB

     

    PS, I am not endorsing anyone in particular, just noting that you might consider these issues carefully.

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  • I agree, the skills needed to turn an idea into a supportable product are very different from those needed to verify the initial idea.

    I have seen a lot of good ideas fail to sell because they tried to deliver inexpensive copies of the original, but failed to consider all of the "user" issues that come with an off the shelf product.

     

    So when your idea reaches this step, do a lot of research or hire an experienced group to lead you to success.

     

    DAB

     

    PS, I am not endorsing anyone in particular, just noting that you might consider these issues carefully.

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