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Page 1: Developing Products That Will Perform

Developing Products

That Will Perform

Jonathan Prince

Page 2: Developing Products That Will Perform

What Are We Talking About?

• How good development processes

enhance performance

• Design process overview

• Other major contributors

• The kiwi advantage

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How does a good development

process enhance performance?

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It’s All About Value!

1. Improves innovation/design/engineering

2. Directs focus on the customer need

3. Reduces development cost

4. Reduces time to market

Increase The Bottom Line

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Late to Market

Lost revenue

1 2 3 4 5

Volumes/ Sales

Time

Time To Market

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The Facts

“Products that come to market six months

late but on budget will earn 33% less profit

over five years…

In contrast, coming out on time and 50%

over budget cuts profits by only 4%”.

- McKinsey and Company

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1. Improves innovation/design/engineering

2. Directs focus on the customer need

3. Reduces development cost

4. Reduces time to market

5. Improves product quality

Increase The Bottom Line

It’s All About Value!

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The Development Process:

Getting it wrong and

Getting it right

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Low & behold –We haven’t meet expected ROI!

Project goes back through the Design loop

Review becomes a ‘That’s not what I meant’ scenario

Physical models created

Team jumps straight into design – Interprets needs

Project identified – Needs based on perceptions

A Common Little Gem

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Death Spiral Down to Hell!

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Bugger!

• Increased labour, material cost

• Project gets axed

• Increased time to market

• Doesn’t address customer

needs

• Costly rework

• Lost opportunity cost

Significantly Reduced Returns

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Production

Standard Stage Gate Process

Concept design

Detail design

Feasibility study

Pre Production

Clear design brief

Stakeholder reviews

Design brief

Project Scope Common start point

Robust Development Process

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Design Brief – Why Bother?

• All parties know exactly what’s being designed - and

WHY!

• Prevents project from going off track

– Keeps team focused

• Product features are clearly identified and agreed

• Ensures project is:

– Well researched

– Well understood

– Relevant to the market need

Core Document – Absolutely key to project success

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Other Major Contributors

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Oi! You Two…Play Nice!

• Collaboration is King – Cross functional teams

– Industry experts

– Hard & fair customers

– Leverage Suppliers early

• Creative culture – No Egos

– Being open and honest is expected

– Make it FUN!

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Virtual Prototyping?

Nah, I’ll just whip one up!

• Stress Analysis – Understand loads/ forces early

– Remove unnecessary weight/ material

• Flow Analysis – Can it be made?!

• CAM – Machining – Complex geometries with ease

• Rapid Prototyping – Visualisation

– Check fits

Embrace Technology

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How Hard Can It Be?

• Feller/De-limber

• $150k per unit

• Failing in the field

• Analysed for failure

• And then we checked it in the field!

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Lucky?!

• $1/4M prototype

• 25 Year life

• 10 Million cycles

• 3 month test cycle

• Right first time!

Get it right, before you cut steel!

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The Kiwi Advantage:

You bet we can fly!

• Source of fresh ideas:

‘Unencumbered thinkers’

• Collaborative, driven,

dynamic

• Constrained resource,

big ambitions

Adventurous and pioneering

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Summary

• Implement a robust development process

• Develop a design brief template - do your

research!

• Create a culture of innovation

• Leverage technology

• Persevere - design creates a unique

profile for NZ companies

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Innovate or Die!