Users Involvement in New Product Development Process: A Designers' Perspectives

  • Taha Z
  • Alli H
  • Rashid S
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The purpose of this paper is to study user's involvement in new product development (NPD). It seeks to identify the factors involving user and design practices in the design process of new product development. A survey was conducted on 20 respondents consisting of designers involved in product development from various industries. The study focused on the early activities of the product design process which is called product specification. The analysis performed considers the importance of involving users in design decision. The outcome of this research is the significance of involving users and its effect on product development activities. The research also provides a model for an integrated user, designer and product knowledge activity in the product development process.

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Taha, Z., Alli, H., & Rashid, S. H. A. (2011). Users Involvement in New Product Development Process: A Designers’ Perspectives. Industrial Engineering and Management Systems, 10(3), 191–196. https://doi.org/10.7232/iems.2011.10.3.191

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