Iterative Product Development - Starner, Alan
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This book is for you if:You have an idea for a product but are not sure where to start You want to know how to protect your idea from being stolen You are on a tight budget and want a low risk way to determine if your product idea has a chance to be successful You want a guide to evaluating your idea to see if it could be turned into a successful product You need the technical knowledge about how product development happens You want to understand what makes for good design You want to understand how to validate your ideas with real customers You need experience in running a business You want advice on finding a good manufacturer…mehr

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This book is for you if:You have an idea for a product but are not sure where to start You want to know how to protect your idea from being stolen You are on a tight budget and want a low risk way to determine if your product idea has a chance to be successful You want a guide to evaluating your idea to see if it could be turned into a successful product You need the technical knowledge about how product development happens You want to understand what makes for good design You want to understand how to validate your ideas with real customers You need experience in running a business You want advice on finding a good manufacturer
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Alan Lee Starner has been developing products since the early 1990's. He currently has 7 patents under his name and has brought several of these products to the marketplace. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Physics with a minor in Computer Science in 1981. In his early career he worked in the defense industry later, transitioning to being the director of software for a semi-conductor equipment maker. His greatest education in product development happened in the University of hard knocks. He wrote this book to help other product developers avoid the painful mistakes he has made along the way. You can reach him at alan@eafproducts.com.