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Influence Without the Title, with Jenny Wanger (A Chat with Cross-Functional Experts)
Dianna Deeney interviews Keven Wang from UnitX about today’s AI in factories and his vision for the future.
Read MoreCase Study: What Engineering Really Gets from Concept Development (Equipment Design)
Engineering Advantage in Equipment Design — Lessons from Structured Concept Development When your product’s value proposition is a specific financial promise (like a three‑month payback) the concept development output that engineering receives isn’t just a starting point. It’s either a foundation or a liability. This case study shows exactly what engineering receives at the end…
Read MoreYour Concept Development Isn’t Done Just Because It Produced Answers
Two design inputs say the same thing. One is a feature name. The other tells engineering who fails, how, how badly, and what “done” means. What happened in concept development that produced one versus the other?
Read MoreCase Study: What Engineering Really Gets from Concept Development (Service Design)
Service Design Case Study: What Engineering Needs That a Feature List Can’t Give Them When your product is a promise of service — and that promise has a 24‑hour clock on it — what engineering receives at the end of concept development matters more than most teams realize. A feature list alone can’t capture the…
Read MoreConstraints Unlock Creativity: Why Frameworks Beat Blank Slates in Product Concept Design
Discover how the Goldilocks principle and Concept Space Model unlock creative, high‑impact product ideas—right after business approval and before detailed design.
Read MoreCreativity Loves Constraints
Discover why constraints boost creativity in product development. Learn creativity frameworks like the Concept Space Model to turn ideas into design-ready concepts.
Read MoreSlow Down to Speed Up: Jake McKee’s Guide to AIX (A Chat with Cross-Functional Experts)
Dianna Deeney interviews Yakira Mirabito about social dynamics within engineering and how it affects decision-making.
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