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دانلود کتاب From Concept to Consumer: How to Turn Ideas Into Money

دانلود کتاب از مفهوم تا مصرف کننده: چگونه ایده ها را به پول تبدیل کنیم

From Concept to Consumer: How to Turn Ideas Into Money

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From Concept to Consumer: How to Turn Ideas Into Money

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ISBN (شابک) : 0137137478, 9780137137473 
ناشر: FT Press 
سال نشر: 2008 
تعداد صفحات: 192 
زبان: English  
فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود) 
حجم فایل: 4 مگابایت 

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"This is a fascinating, convincing,and highly detailed discussion of the innovation-and-marketing process as it actually works. Phil Baker has helped me understand how the modern, global high-tech industry actually works, and anyone who shares that curiosity will benefit from reading his book." —James Fallows, The Atlantic Monthly "In the high volume, fast moving field of high-tech consumer gadgetry, learning from your mistakes can be a very expensive education. It takes much more than a great inspiration to create a great product, and Phil Baker's book provides hard earned, practical advice (and fair warning) to those obsessed with making the next great shiny new toy." —Paul Jacobs, CEO, Qualcomm "When it comes to understanding how things work, why things work, and perhaps most important, why I should care, Phil Baker is my go-to guy. I've always believed that if you can't understand the process, you'll never appreciate the product and Phil Baker always provides that essential perspective. Don't just read the instruction manual—read Phil Baker first." —Peter Greenberg, Travel Editor, NBC Today Show "Phil Baker uses his personal experience in the development of such seminal products as the Polaroid SX-70 camera to provide practical and readable advice on how to turn good ideas into profitable products while avoiding the numerous pitfalls along the way." —Steve Wildstrom, Technology & You Columnist, BusinessWeek "From Concept to Consumer isn't just for the entrepreneur or the product development guru-in-training. If you're one of the legion of gadget hounds, or just want to be more informed about how the electronic products you love and use everyday come into being, then read this book!" —Ken Wirt, VP Consumer Marketing, Cisco "Phil Baker knows product development like no one else. This book is the true guide to getting your ideas to market. A must own for the entrepreneur." —Robert Brunner, Founder and Creative Director, Ammunition LLC, Former Apple Computer Director of Industrial Design "If you are an inventor or developer with a great idea for a product and the need to get it manufactured and distributed, this is the book for you. Here, Phil Baker reveals the valuable lessons he has learned from his many years of developing products for himself and others, getting them designed and manufactured, sometimes in the United States, sometimes in Asia. The discussion of Asian outsourcing is especially strong. 'The advantage is now to the swift and the creative, rather than the big,' says Baker, 'but to get that advantage you'll need to go to Asia.' Sound daunting? Don't worry; this book is a delightful tour of the virtues and dangers of outsourcing. If you want to get your product produced, this book is essential reading." — Don Norman, Nielsen Norman Group, Author, The Design of Future Things " I've known and admired Phil for years- and to this day, I keep learning about significant products that I didn't know he had a hand in bringing to market. He's seen it all and done it all—and in this highly readable, immensely practical book, he tells all." —Harry McCracken, Former Editor-in-Chief, PC World " Phil Baker's book should be required reading for any entrepreneur as well as successful companies planning new products because they will gain important insight into what it takes to deliver new and innovative products in a digital age in which consumers demands, tastes, and desires often change overnight." —Tim Bajarin, President, Creative Strategies, Inc. " Phil Baker combines a long-earned knowledge of product design, manufacturing, and marketing to give us an insider's look at how a company or entrepreneur turns an idea into a real-world product. Ideas are easy, he observes, but creating something people want to buy is a complicated business, with many tradeoffs and difficult choices. He's been there, done that, and it shows." — Dan Gillmor, Director, Knight Center for Digital Media Entrepreneurship, Kauffman Professor of Digital Media Entrepreneurship, Walter Cronkite School of Journalism & Mass Communication, Arizona State University " Few people in the consumer electronics industry are as uniquely qualified as Phil to serve as a guide between idea and product. Even if you're not making a gadget, From Concept to Consumer offers an insightful and increasingly relevant look into a very different kind of project management. It's well worth the read if you want to build something people love." —Ryan Block, Former Editor-in-Chief, Engadget and Cofounder, GDCT " Phil Baker is one of those people whose career has spanned a generation of personal technology, and he's seen it all, from the design labs of -California to the factory floors of Guangzhou. This book distills his experience in a highly readable guide to the ins and outs of getting a product to market, and the practical advice he offers will save many an entrepreneur from months and millions of dollars of pain. Anyone with a product in development or in their head should read it before they take another step." —Jeremy Wagstaff, Technology Columnist and Blogger " Phil Baker is one of the world's best minds in the consumer technology products industry. His keen insight and real-world understanding of product design, development, production, and marketing comes from years of experience versus from someone who has only 'studied' the consumer technology products market." —Andy Abramson, CEO, Comunicano Preface I've always been attracted to technology products and gadgetry. Throughout my career I've had the opportunity and good fortune to be associated with many defining consumer technology companies and products such as Polaroid's SX-70 camera, Apple's Newton MessagePad and PowerBooks, and many more. I wrote this book to be able to share with readers what's involved in taking a concept and transforming it into a successful product, based on what I've seen and experienced for more than three decades. One thing I've learned is that creating a successful product is much more than coming up with the idea; in fact, that's usually the easiest part. It's much more about what happens after. It involves a wide range of activities that bring together all sorts of disciplines, everything from engineering to product management to distribution to marketing. Each of these activities is much like a link in a chain. When one link fails, the entire endeavor can fail. I thought this was an important story to be told and could find no other books that looked at all the activities in concert. While there are books on specific areas, such as engineering management, project management, and marketing, most of these are about processes, procedures, and theories, with only a few of them delving into real-life examples as experienced firsthand by the author. They don't convey the real-life, day-to-day issues, whose solutions often vary from conventional thinking. Those books are akin to what's taught in business school, while this book is more like the lab course that's never offered. This book covers the new rules that have resulted from how quickly products are developed, their shorter life cycles, the use of outsourcing, and the Internet. All these factors have changed how things are now done. One of the biggest changes is the impact of China on product development and manufacturing and how it affects how we do things. This book is intended not only for those involved in bringing out their own product, but also for those just curious about what's involved and how things work behind the scenes that rarely get exposed. This book will provide that along with some useful examples. For entrepreneurs who work by themselves, as well as those involved in product related activities in both small and large companies, you'll have a better understanding of the steps to follow to be successful with your own products. You'll learn how to take advantage of new resources and new thinking. Plus you'll learn to ignore the naysayers who tell you not to buck the system and to just do it the way it's always been done. Most of all you'll have a better understanding of your options and what to expect. I hope you enjoy reading the book as much as I enjoyed writing it. --Phil Baker



فهرست مطالب

Contents......Page 10
Preface......Page 16
01 New World, New Rules......Page 18
Build It and They Won’t Come......Page 20
New Rules......Page 24
Asia......Page 27
Organizing for Rapid Development......Page 32
Get Customer Input......Page 37
Leveraging Outside Resources......Page 38
Remembering That Less Is More......Page 41
Don’t Get Hung Up with Perfection......Page 43
03 The Basics of Development......Page 48
Development......Page 49
Marketing......Page 54
Estimating Sales......Page 56
Product Specs......Page 57
Schedule......Page 58
Product Cost......Page 61
04 Industrial Design Matters......Page 68
Discovering ID......Page 73
The Industrial Design Process......Page 81
The Rise of the OEM and ODM Model......Page 84
Taiwan......Page 86
Mainland China......Page 87
Asia’s Advantage......Page 89
Is Outsourcing for All?......Page 90
Protection of Your Intellectual Property......Page 92
Product Quality......Page 93
The Chinese Factory......Page 95
06 Selecting and Working with an Asian Partner......Page 100
Manufacturing Costs......Page 106
Manufacturing Quality......Page 108
Durability Testing......Page 109
07 The Marketing Component......Page 112
Product Definition......Page 113
Market Testing......Page 114
Product Positioning......Page 119
Public Relations......Page 121
Customer Service......Page 124
Establishing Price......Page 127
Retail Distribution......Page 130
Distribution Costs......Page 133
Selling Through......Page 136
Licensing......Page 143
Patents......Page 144
Agreements and Contracts......Page 149
Development and Manufacturing Agreements......Page 150
10 Now What?......Page 158
Epilogue: The Future of Product Development......Page 166
Appendix A: Top Ten Rules......Page 170
Appendix B : Products and the Environment......Page 172
Appendix C: China—Helpful or Harmful?......Page 176
Appendix D: A Representative List of Recommended Resources......Page 180
A......Page 184
D......Page 185
F......Page 186
J–K......Page 187
M......Page 188
P......Page 189
S......Page 191
V–Z......Page 192




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