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The Competitive Advantage of Being Open

Let’s say you’re creating a business.
Article Published: 4/21/2010

Blah, Blah, Blah, Blah

In many ways, this would be better drawn, not put down in words. At least that’s the sense of things having talked with Dan Roam, author of The Back of the Napkin: Solving Problems and Selling Ideas With Pictures and the follow-up Unfoldi...
Article Published: 2/25/2010

Market Research Meets Philosophy

“It’s hard to figure out how with first-mover advantage and economies of scale why it is that so many big companies get supplanted by small companies starting out of garages with no resources, no scale, and late to the party,” says Roger Martin. Bla...
Article Published: 11/5/2009

Oxygen

I recently participated in a webcast that dealt with the goings on in the auto industry (representing Automotive Design & Production—autofieldguide. com).
Article Published: 11/5/2009

Inside Intel

How the world’s most recognized chipmaker manages product development.
Article Published: 11/4/2009

Material Handling: The Toyota Way

End-user interaction defines how Toyota handles innovation at its material handling group.
Article Published: 11/4/2009

Act Fast—and Smart

How much is sustainability a consideration during your product design and development programs? If it isn’t taking an increasing share of mind, it had better, because the fact of the matter is that “going green” is going to be more important for the...
Article Published: 9/2/2009

Time to Re-inspect Inspection

New hardware and software make inspection faster—and a no-brainer to use.
Article Published: 9/1/2009

Industrial Equipment Maker/Software System Supplier

Here’s why being a first-class developer of equipment may not be enough to keep customers satisfied. 
Article Published: 9/1/2009

Fast via Machining and Molding

Thanks to a cluster of processors running a home-grown algorithm and lean manufacturing shops in the U.S., Japan and Europe, Proto Labs can deliver machined or molded parts in as little as a day.
Article Published: 9/1/2009

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