Automation and decision support in interactive consumer products

Article Abstract:

The effectiveness of two types of automation, namely, perceptual augmentation and control integration, are evaluated. The implications of automation design in interactive consumer products are discussed by utilizing the automation models from the work environment.

Science & research, Research, Automation, Interactive computer systems, Interactive media, Interactive technology, Mechanization, Report

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The impact of market characteristics and innovation speed on perceptions of positional advantage and new product performance

Article Abstract:

A study on manufacturing companies, which examine the relationship between market positioning, product development time and product quality, is presented.

Canada, Manufacturing industry, Manufacturing industries, Product defect/failure, Product quality, Software quality, Market positioning

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Exploring product and service innovation similarities and differences

Article Abstract:

A study on resemblances and dissimilarities of new product development and new service development is presented.

Netherlands, Services development, Service Industries, Services industry, Company service development, Service development

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