Drive Your Idea to Commercial Product
You have a good-potentially great-idea to improve human life or benefit the world. To evaluate it and bring it to market, think of the journey across six phases:
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You have a good-potentially great-idea to improve human life or benefit the world. To evaluate it and bring it to market, think of the journey across six phases:
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The Tooling DFM (Design for Manufacturing) process involves optimizing a product’s design for efficient and cost-effective manufacturing, focusing on aspects like material selection, part geometry, and mold design to prevent defects and reduce complexity when creating tools (such as molds).
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At KEY-CRON, we’ve learned that no single project management methodology fits all scenarios. Either Waterfall, Agile, or Lean method has its own limitations.
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The Theory of Constraints (TOC) is a powerful methodology for optimizing supply chain performance by focusing on bottlenecks—points that limit the entire chain’s efficiency.
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The tooling design process primarily includes three key stages: Product Analysis, Tooling Structure Design, and Drawing Output and Verification.
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