Rapid Innovation a Comparison of User And Manufactureer Innovations Through
Rapid Innovation a Comparison of User And Manufactureer Innovations Through
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Users innovate on these connections because they possess specific and timely information about the implementation of the technology. The manufacturers, on the other hand, are removed from these application activities and from the source of the information. When they regularly face specialized applications, users would be expected to have standard methods of obtaining and using this vital information. While some types of users accomplish specialized applications as part of their normal routines,... the manufacturers are usually organized around product classes, and view changes to accomodate special applications as "custom orders", that is, service outside their standard operations. Information for the "custom orders" is often gathered and used by different people within the manufacturing company than those who are responsible for normal product specification. This division of information and application compounds the problems encountered in collecting the data for the 20 manufacturer.
It could be said that the integration can't be done without the information, but the information can't be obtained without the integration.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Users innovate on these connections because they possess specific and timely information about the implementation of the technology. The manufacturers, on the other hand, are removed from these application activities and from the source of the information. When they regularly face specialized applications, users would be expected to have standard methods of obtaining and using this vital information. While some types of users accomplish specialized applications as part of their normal routines,... the manufacturers are usually organized around product classes, and view changes to accomodate special applications as "custom orders", that is, service outside their standard operations. Information for the "custom orders" is often gathered and used by different people within the manufacturing company than those who are responsible for normal product specification. This division of information and application compounds the problems encountered in collecting the data for the 20 manufacturer.
It could be said that the integration can't be done without the information, but the information can't be obtained without the integration.
What to read after Rapid Innovation a Comparison of User And Manufactureer Innovations Through?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Slaughter to read onlineMoreLess
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