Subject category:
Production and Operations Management
Published by:
Harvard Business Publishing
Length: 31 pages
Data source: Field research
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Abstract
Examines the entire product development process at a premier German company, focusing on the role of design as a key player in interdisciplinary teams. Braun is embarking on a strategic shift from exclusively high-end products to products suitable for the upper end of the mass market. At an early stage in this process, the company must decide what kind of plastic material is appropriate for a new coffeemaker by analyzing the myriad of implications surrounding this decision. At stake is its reputation and corporate image as represented by its kitchen appliances.
Location:
Size:
7,700 employees, USD403.4 million revenues
Other setting(s):
1983
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Abstract
Examines the entire product development process at a premier German company, focusing on the role of design as a key player in interdisciplinary teams. Braun is embarking on a strategic shift from exclusively high-end products to products suitable for the upper end of the mass market. At an early stage in this process, the company must decide what kind of plastic material is appropriate for a new coffeemaker by analyzing the myriad of implications surrounding this decision. At stake is its reputation and corporate image as represented by its kitchen appliances.
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Location:
Size:
7,700 employees, USD403.4 million revenues
Other setting(s):
1983