Practical sheet | REF: FIC0311 V1

Characterize the nature and criticality of an innovation

Author: Walid BEN AHMED

Publication date: September 10, 2011 | Lire en français

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You're developing an innovative new system (product/service): you want to optimize your design resources by focusing on the really critical points.

How do you characterize the nature of innovation in a new product?
How do you characterize the degree of innovation of a new product?
How do you characterize the potential seriousness for the customer of a new product failure?
How can you identify potentially critical functions, components and manufacturing processes?
Not everything in a new product is innovative: how can you focus your design activities on what really is?
How to choose and prioritize the type of design activity according to the nature of the innovation and its criticality?

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