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100 1 Meybaum, Hardi.
245 14 The art of product design :|bchanging the way companies
that make things work /|cHardi Meybaum.|h[O'Reilly
electronic resource]
264 1 Hoboken, New Jersey :|bJohn Wiley & Sons, Inc.,|c[2014]
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500 Includes index.
505 0 The Art of Product Design: Changing How Things Get Made --
Copyright -- Contents -- Introduction the Digital
Revolution Gets Physical -- Chapter 1: Gearheads Get No
Respect -- Love at First Sight -- Getting over the Wall --
What I Discovered in America -- Executive Takeaways --
Chapter 2: Since the Potter's Wheel, the Most Important
Tool in History -- CAD History from the Cavemen in a
Nutshell -- Cloud Looms over the Picnic -- I Looked up at
the Cloud ... and Saw the Ball Heading Straight at Me --
Executive Takeaways -- Chapter 3: A Million Engineers on
the March -- We Set Out to Stop Reinventing the Wheel ...
and Ended up with Something Unexpected -- Four Flywheels
Driving Open Engineering -- 1. A New Marketplace for
Engineering Talent -- 2. A Powerful Social Magnet -- 3. A
New Model of Engineering Education -- 4. A New Workplace
in the Cloud -- Bottom Line: This Revolution Is Bottom Up
-- Executive Takeaways -- Chapter 4: New Culture, New
Tools Converge in the Cloud -- All Heads Converge in the
Cloud -- Wrapping Heads around a New Business Model -- The
Exciting Part -- Executive Takeaways -- Chapter 5: Design
Challenge: Break Down the Monastery Doors -- Who 's Taking
the GrabCAD Challenge? -- General Openness -- Sketching
out a New Model for Design: Key Word Is "Collaboration" --
If Big, Start by Opening Inward -- Start-Ups: You and
Whose Army? -- It May Look Good on Paper ... -- Executive
Takeaways -- Chapter 6: Here's My Prototype -- Please Kick
the Crap Out of It -- Virtual Is Virtuous ... -- ... But
We Still Need to Get Physical -- Executive Takeaways --
Chapter 7: Manufacturing: Here You Go -- Make This -- No
More Colored Collars? -- Offshoring: Amazingly Enough, It
Works ... So Far -- Homemade: Now It Just May Be Viable --
Robots That Speak CAD -- The Earth Becomes Flat -- Making
"The Old Man" Virtual -- What's the Outcome?
505 8 Executive Takeaways -- Chapter 8: Marketing: Engineers Can
Do It Better -- As Close as Lips and Teeth -- Make Your
Engineers Dance -- Put a Car on the Moon? Piece of Cake,
Mate -- The Marketing Treasure in CAD -- Executive
Takeaways -- Chapter 9: The Puzzle Pattern Emerges --
Piece by Piece -- In the Factory -- New Materials --
Prototyping and Testing -- Funding and Marketing --
Collaborative Power -- The Digital Force That Drives It
Forward ... -- ... And the Decisive Factor That Will
Determine the Winners -- End the Senseless Zombie
Slaughter -- The Winning Hand? -- Appendix -- Dassault
Systèmes SA -- Autodesk Inc. -- PTC (Formerly Parametric
Technology Corporation) -- Siemens PLM Software --
Acknowledgments -- Index.
520 "Embrace Open Engineering and accelerate the design and
manufacturing processesProduct development is a team sport,
but most companies don't practice it that way.
Organizations should be drawing on the creativity of
engaged customers and outsiders, but instead they rely on
the same small group of internal "experts" for new ideas.
Designers and engineers should be connecting with
marketing, sales, customer support, suppliers, and most
importantly, customers. The Art of Product Design explains
the rise of "Open Engineering," a way of breaking down
barriers and taking advantage of web-based communities,
knowledge, and tools to accelerate the design and
manufacturing processes. Explains how to establish open
flows of information inside and outside an organization,
increasing the quality and frequency of input from
different groups and stakeholders Hardi Meybaum is the
founder and CEO of GrabCad, the largest community of
mechanical engineers and designers in the world Open
Engineering is crowdsourcing, it's collaborating, it's
sharing and connecting. And it's helping a growing number
of companies create better products faster than they ever
imagined. The Art of Product Design shows you how to
harness its power for your company"--|cProvided by
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