We offer these resources to inform and educate, and to help you avoid the typical pitfalls of a product development process. A review of these product development case studies will illustrate how objective outside expertise can help diagnose the core issues and develop a feasible solution that leads to meaningful improvement in product development measures.
Architectural Modeling Improves Product Design Help a large OEM improve the quality of its design process with architectural modeling. Reduced time to market by leveraging… Continue Reading
Enabling IoT In Product Lines Help a small industrial equipment manufacturer develop equipment controls that are “internet of things” (IoT) enabled. Design team was coached… Continue Reading
Get That Development Pipeline Going! Help a small electromechanical industrial equipment maker with a stagnant new product pipeline. Evaluation clearly identified the lack of a… Continue Reading
Use the Expertise You Have to Best Advantage Stop the 9-12-month delays in a large OEM’s system-level validation of microprocessor and ASIC performance systems. Input/output data performance issues… Continue Reading
Optimizing Outside Vendor Relationships Fix product launch delays related to independent hardware vendors (IHVs). A large OEM’s system launches were delayed because IHVs were… Continue Reading
Diagnosing and Fixing Schedule Slips Stop ongoing schedule slip of chip development timeline, which had already been extended from 12 months to 18 months. The… Continue Reading
Simultaneous Key Component Qualifications Across Multiple Products Can Be Done Create a seamless, efficient process to roll out a key custom product that needed to be qualified simultaneously across 7… Continue Reading
A Good Process Can Still Get Better Continue reducing the large OEM custom chip development cycle currently at 28-32 months to compete with shorter cycles of other… Continue Reading
Shorter Development Cycle Equals Less Wasted Time and Money Reduce a prototype development cycle to save millions in revenue loss and development cost. A large OEM’s captive custom chip… Continue Reading