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I recently came across this fascinating image of a refrigerator innovatively built out of mud. It's a unique blend of traditional materials and modern functionality, demonstrating how innovation can come from the simplest and most unexpected sources. Whether AI-generated or not, this concept reminds us that creativity knows no bounds. Innovation isn't always about high-tech solutions; sometimes, it's about reimagining the ordinary in extraordinary ways. #Innovation #Creativity #SustainableDesign

At Price Industries, innovation takes many forms, but it’s perhaps most apparent in the company’s product development. Check out this blog post to learn more about Price’s tenet of innovation and how the team is always ready to learn a new skill in the name of service. https://bit.ly/3WbpX3u

Start A Smoke Shop 101: Product Innovation Regularly introduce new and unique products to keep your inventory fresh and interesting. #Smokeshoptips #StartASmokeShop #smokeshop101

What is innovation? When I at the IFA Berlin exhibition the other day, go through all the big brands and small startups, to asking for their product details, when actually using the product or watching the tutorials. One question always spinning in my head? McKinsey defines it as “Innovation is the systematic practice of developing and marketing breakthrough products and services for adoption by customers.” But the customers ask so many things,what exactly does that mean? Does the invention of a new product to detect landslides a innovation? Does using a more durable material in the dishwasher a innovation? Does change the refrigerator door to transparent a innovation? Does making the headphones cheaper a innovation? Does reduction of the TV by 0.5 cm a innovation? Does adjust the washing machine interface panel a innovation? … If they are all innovation, are they all equal? What’s the difference? What is the innovation we should pursue? What, what, what… And the most important question, am I innovating? #innovation #design #sustainability

The future of product Innovation. these steps used to take day and weeks to construct market deign fit.

NielsenIQ uniquely excels with BASES, it’s one of the many capabilities that only NIQ can deliver in the marketplace. What does BASES do? BASES leverages datasets across consumer behavior, market dynamics, and overall competitive landscape to support brands on making informed and strategic product launches. Essentially eliminating the guesswork for your brands new product launch. New product launches are inherently expensive and contain some degree of risk, leveraging BASES insights can transform your product launch into a strategic investment backed by solid data. #SMB2024 #innovation #thefullview

Timing the launch of innovation ideas is a bit like picking the moment to eat an avocado… almost impossible to get right. Pro-tip: the timing of some of these shifts isn’t in your control, but being too early is better than being too late. The trick is to think about how can you make an innovation more valuable to your organisation in the short term? Think of your executives as customers? What are their needs, and how can you meet them? Otherwise, if they don’t understand the value, it will be too late for your avocado.

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I was struck on a recent trip as to how much more convenient it has become to travel thanks to rolling luggage. Within a relatively short period of time it has become almost universally adopted throughout the world. And yet, unlike most other consumer products/services, it was an insanely simple idea that did not require any technological breakthrough and/or material upfront investment. I wonder what the next such innovation will be! #innovation #consumergoods

We're often asked about the benefits of early innovation processes. One of them is that it helps ensure that all teams are on the same page regarding the definition of the problem. This is crucial for accountability in the subsequent stages of the process. Only then can each team member understand what is required to contribute to a successful solution. For example, when developing the next generation of Fischer Sports ski boots for kids, we first agreed on the problems we were trying to solve. Through our design research, we discovered three key areas that were crucial to the user but were not being addressed by the competition: - the ski boots for kids were too heavy, - they weren't waterproof enough, and - children couldn't fasten their buckles independently. This also helped us establish clear metrics for the project: - to reduce the weight, - minimising snow or water that enters the boot and - minimize the time it takes to fasten the buckles. If you want more details, read here: https://lnkd.in/duutQCmj, or reach out.