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Integrating Collaborative Design Processes: Case Studies for Global Fashion Marketplacesetary and Winchester, 1996). However, when designing and developing such global-oriented products, especially for today’s fast-paced competition, no single functional entity or enterprise is able to perceive all the perspectives throughout all phases of a product life cycle.

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An Evaluation of Inter-company Networks for New Product Developmenthe issue this term is easily confused with concepts of industrial districts, co-operations, strategic alliances and collaborations (Pannicia, 1998). So much so, that some researchers would not consider differentiating between these different functional forms (Seremetis, 1994).

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Creating Enhanced User Experiences: The Designer is a ‘Co-operator’ by Facilitating CommunicationProduct design, together with manufacturing industries, is moving towards what is referred to by Pine and Gilmore (1999) as the ‘Experience Economy’. Goods and services have become commoditised and company success now depends more than ever before on meeting the improved quality expectations of the customer base.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-21869-0are able to work together in a team and ergonomics and design are able to happen concurrently (Haslegrave and Holmes, 1994; Porter and Porter, 1998). However, this ‘ideal’ is often not achievable in small design houses as a consequence of financial and other constraints. It is, likewise, often not a

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