| 29245 |
Creator |
99fe1512a1ee9c6d5272fc1d6e928d6b |
| 29245 |
Creator |
d41d7dfb096b11fdfe42a98a2f38cc7b |
| 29245 |
Creator |
ext-33a4f0405f5659ec8205e1ae4b38c9cd |
| 29245 |
Creator |
ext-002147dbec7321125fe46f191983c463 |
| 29245 |
Date |
1993-06 |
| 29245 |
Is Part Of |
repository |
| 29245 |
Is Part Of |
p09631690 |
| 29245 |
abstract |
A series of studies of top European and other firms has revealed patterns of design
management associated with commercial success. Firms that invest resources and professional
expertise in product and industrial design in traditional and new industries have
been more commercially successful than firms that pay less attention to these aspects
of design.
As an industry matures there is a shift in emphasis from design associated with technological
innovation, to designs supporting technical improvements, and then to supporting user
needs, fashion and product variants. These issues are illustrated through the history
of the evolution of the bicycle. |
| 29245 |
authorList |
authors |
| 29245 |
issue |
2 |
| 29245 |
status |
peerReviewed |
| 29245 |
volume |
2 |
| 29245 |
type |
AcademicArticle |
| 29245 |
type |
Article |
| 29245 |
label |
Walsh, Vivien; Roy, Robin ; Bruce, Margaret and Potter, Stephen (1993). Perspectives
on design and innovation. Creativity and Innovation Management, 2(2) pp. 78–86.
|
| 29245 |
label |
Walsh, Vivien; Roy, Robin ; Bruce, Margaret and Potter, Stephen (1993). Perspectives
on design and innovation. Creativity and Innovation Management, 2(2) pp. 78–86. |
| 29245 |
Title |
Perspectives on design and innovation |
| 29245 |
in dataset |
oro |