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- 1. Atachable Sunroof for hiking backpacks Jorge Alberto Malagamba Azuara 301322528 Patrick Michalak Business Culture and Collaborative Practices BUSN 333-007 March 23, 2024
- 2. 04 05 Product Insight Innovation Insight Table of contents Introduction Guideline to design 01 02 03 Strategic Factor 06 Attachable Sunroof
- 3. Introduction The attachable sunroof for hiking backpacks is designed and developed to give free mobility to hikers while providing a wider range shadow area than a normal cap.
- 4. Innovation Insight “Make customer communities your allies” (Posner & Mangelsdorf, 2017, p. 35) Use of focus groups to understand the consumers’ needs Introduce the prototype to customers to know their insights. Listen to the customer.
- 5. Strategic Factor Discover Collaborate with external partners to develop new innovative ideas Identify valuable problems to solve, and design sustainable solutions Identify new insights that may open new markets (Jong et al., 2015)
- 6. Guideline to design • Identify your passion and follow it • Be proactive in pursuing opportunities aligned with your passions • Take responsibility for shaping your career trajectory (Posner & Mangelsdorf, 2017) Follow your passion
- 7. Product Insight Find out the materials used to build a tent and replicate them in the attachable sunroof Determine the best design or shape for the attachable sunroof Determine the best way to attach to any backpack
- 8. Rigid Poles with and upward tension Atachable Sunroof Adjustable Straps Sunroof Characteriscs: • UV Protection • Waterproof
- 9. CREDITS: This presentation template was created by Slidesgo, and includes icons by Flaticon, and infographics & images by Freepik Thanks! Please keep this slide for attribution
- 10. References Mok, Clement. (n.d.) Success Ideas and Tips from the Master Graphic Designer. Retrieved from https://sherwood.raydianze.com/interviews/clement-mok/#.Y-RbgnbMKUk Posner, B., & Mangelsdorf, M. E. (2017). 12 essential innovation insights. MIT Sloan Management Review, 59(1), 28. Jong, M., Roth, E., & Marston, N. (2015). The eight essentials of innovation. The McKinsey Quarterly, 2015(2), 36.
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