Podcast
Getting Information for Product Design
Dianna Deeney interviews Fred Schenkelberg about working with reliability engineers in getting information for product design.
Read MoreHarnessing Team Insights for Risk Analysis using Probabilities
Is your team stuck with choosing a severity rating?
Read MoreFrom “Fall-Through” to “Follow-Through”: A Proactive Strategy for Design
Too much “fall-through”? We talk about the proactive strategy “follow-up and follow-through” and what that looks like for design.
Read MoreTiming Reliability in Product Design, with Jeffrey Lewis (A Chat with Cross-Functional Experts)
Jeffrey Lewis and Dianna Deeney talk about timing reliability for product development success.
Read MoreDriving Effective Conversations-Prioritizing and Decision Making at Concept Development and Beyond
We navigate the challenge of prioritizing and decision making to make the crucial trade-off decisions that can make or break your product.
Read MoreDriving Effective Conversations-Three Major Aspects to Consider for DfX
How do we better design for excellence? We should ask our cross-functional teams about these three major aspects. Knowing why helps.
Read MoreDriving Effective Conversations-Taking the Lead in Working Meetings
We unravel the importance of communication and self-advocacy in the realm of product design, how to take the lead in working meetings with cross-functional teams to get design inputs.
Read MoreSupply Chain Management during Design, with Kevin Bailey (A Chat with Cross-Functional Experts)
Kevin Bailey and Dianna Deeney talk about how design engineers are affected by and can affect supply chain management, for design success.
Read MoreFoundations-The Strategic Gamechanger: Quality during (Product) Design
We review the ADEPT framework and handy tips to enable you to develop top-notch products by being strategic with quality during product design.
Read MoreFoundations-Leveraging Proven Frameworks for Concept Development
Discover how quality tools, more typically used for monitoring and continuous improvement, can also be leveraged for early concept development, thus leading to successful product designs.
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