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Product development challenges(2015)

• Interdisciplinary design• Digitalisation • Simulation & prototyping• Networks and outsourcing• Masscustomization • Creativity and innovation

Product development challenges (1981, INSKO)

• Departments’ cooperation• Computer aided design• Utilization of models and prototypes • Subcontracting of design • Challenges os mass production• Creative problem solving

(Reuters) -­ Companies should get more involved with university courses

"Employers, education providers, and youth live in parallel universes," the McKinsey report found.

"They have fundamentally different understandings of the same situation."

04.12.2012

An experimental co-­creation platform for education, research and application of product design

competence

processes

[A], ability

General presentation

• Teamworking• Communication• Language & cultural• Project working• Managerial & leadership• Curious mindset

Softelements

Competence = hard x (soft)2

Hardelements Core competence on something

Success = [A] x [E]2

[A-­bility] [E-­nthusiasm]

PdP approach;; academic years 1997-­2015

220 projects

2149 students

17 universities

93 partners

64 000 hrs316 000 eur1 123 889 km

2 200 hrs42 000 cups13 370 recycled

2014-­2015

PDP is a teamwork project - goals for teams

- all the necessary development phases are completed and a prototype introduced

- by practicing project work in an interdisciplinary team, students shall become able to:

- work out project plan & schedules- manage resources & risks- complete a project succesfully- communicate & document effectively

PDP is a course - Educational goals for each single student

- becomes better aware of the quality of his or her own design, engineering, or business skills- understands the potential and the challenges of interdisciplinary teamwork- understands how successful PD is based on both traditional and exceptional methods and tools- understands PD costs and economy- is able to deliver high quality oral and written reports- is prepared for negotiation situations, and to deal with agreements, NDA’s and IPR’s (1

(1 non-disclosure agreementintellectual property rights

Aalto UniversityDesign Factory

Aalto Design Factory Helsinki

RTU Design Factory Riga

IdeaSquare @CERNGeneva

Swinburne Design FactoryMelbourne

Design Factory KoreaSeoul

Sino-Finnish CentreShanghai

Frisian Design Factory Leeuwarden

PhilaU Nexus Design Factory

Philadelphia

Duoc UC Design FactorySantiago

Porto Design Factory Porto

Pace UniversityNew York

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