Learn And Develop Winning Prototypes

To sucessfully launch a new product or develop a new business in process industries like FMCG, FMCD etc

What you'll learn
Understand what is a Winning Prototype
Understand what can give you the starting advantage
Learn how to develop a Winning Prototype
Develop a Winning Prototype for your current or new business!
Requirements
Open mind and willingness to learn and DO
Description
Facing challenges in developing a new product in process industries like FMCG, FMCD etc? Need to know how to develop a Winning Prototype?Take a look at this Udemy course only where you willBuild your existing or new products business by developing a Winning Prototype because…unlike other courses we not only tell you how to develop Winning Prototype but also help you develop and test if this is the Winning Prototype for youGain Practical Experience by doing real life assignmentsPreview 50% of lectures for FREEGet you Enrichmentors Course Completion Certificate cum Letter of RecommendationGet 30 days Money Back GuaranteeI formally learnt how to develop a Winning Prototype when I was the Operations Director in J&J India with the responsibility of developing new products along with R&D team. During this period I learned the whole Design Excellence Process of New Product Development launched by Global NPD Team. Later I had more opportunities to apply this wonderful process of new product development when I was leading the Asia Pacific Regional Operations Team for the New Product DevelopmentWhat I am sharing with you here is not taught in management institutes but used in the industry. You have an opportunity to learn such a process and apply for your business by discussing with me as you go along in the courseYou can also get a Enrichmentors Course Completion Certificate cum Letter of Recommendation to whoever will complete their assignments and Practice Test successfully. These certificates will be signed by me and will be in addition to the normal Udemy Certificate you get on completion of the course. You will need to score 75% in the Practice Test and complete all the steps of the assignment to my satisfaction of similar level. It will be great if you can also do the rating and write reviews while doing the course as a feedback to us!

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Overview

Lecture 2 Overview

Section 3: Winning Concept- The Starting Advantage

Lecture 3 Winning Concept- The Starting Advantage I

Lecture 4 Winning Concept- The Starting Advantage II

Lecture 5 Winning Concept- The Starting Advantage III

Section 4: Prototype Development Process

Lecture 6 PDP Overview

Section 5: Determining CTQs

Lecture 7 Determining CTQs I

Lecture 8 Determining CTQs II

Lecture 9 Determining CTQs III

Section 6: Determine Design Requirements

Lecture 10 Determine Design Requirements I

Lecture 11 Determining Design Requirements II

Lecture 12 Determining Design Requirements III

Section 7: Develop a Best Design Idea

Lecture 13 Develop a Best Design Idea I

Lecture 14 Develop a Best Design Idea II

Lecture 15 Develop Best Design Idea III

Lecture 16 Develop Best Design Idea IV

Lecture 17 Develop Best Design Idea V

Lecture 18 Develop Best Design Idea VI

Lecture 19 Develop Best Design Idea VII

Section 8: Parts Identification & Process Design

Lecture 20 Parts Identification & Process Design I

Lecture 21 Parts Identification & Process Design II

Lecture 22 Parts Identification & Process Design III

Lecture 23 Parts Identification & Process Design IV

Lecture 24 Parts Identification & Process Design V

Lecture 25 Parts Identification & Process Design VI

Lecture 26 Parts Identification & Process Design VII

Section 9: Optmizing & Prediction

Lecture 27 Optimizing & Prediction I

Lecture 28 Optimizing & Prediction II

Lecture 29 Optimizing & Prediction III

Lecture 30 Optimizing & Prediction IV

Lecture 31 Optimizing & Prediction V

Section 10: Concept Use Testing

Lecture 32 Concept Use Testing I

Lecture 33 Concept Use Test II

Lecture 34 Concept Use Test III

Section 11: Summary

Lecture 35 Summary

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