Innovation of Alessi
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1. Alessi takes an unconventional approach to design-driven innovation called "network effect of design" where they immerse in discourse about a product's role and meaning before form. 2. Their process results in products that dramatically break from predecessors, giving them long commercial lives and high brand expectations. 3. They prefer architects as designers because architects consider how designs will affect future generations who will live with the objects.
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