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50 Industry-Inspired Best Practices for Quality Products

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Use Product-Centered Design Teams.
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Use Quality Function Deployment (QFD) to Develop Problem Understanding.
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Use the Factor of Safety and Margins as Design Variables.
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Value and Manage Their Intellectual Property.
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Value Documented Design Information.
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Work to Understand the Design Requirements.
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BEST PRACTICE
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Succesful Product Development Organizations

Work to Understand the Design Requirements.

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BEST PRACTICE KEY CONCEPTS

Design requirements are statements about what the stakeholders want.
There are many types of design requirements.
The stakeholders’ interaction with the object directly determines its perceived quality and, to a great degree, its salability and success in the marketplace.

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