Products that Last starts where most bookson product development end. This new edition(first self-published by the TU Delft in 2014)contains new examples and insights from recentpublications. From the perspective of designersand entrepreneurs, once a product has beendesigned, produced and sold, it disappearsbeyond the newness horizon. They are little awareof the opportunities that exist in the next productuniverse, where money is made from products inuse, as well as from a product's afterlife. Theseopportunities clearly exist, otherwise they wouldnot be providing an income for so many…mehr
Products that Last starts where most bookson product development end. This new edition(first self-published by the TU Delft in 2014)contains new examples and insights from recentpublications. From the perspective of designersand entrepreneurs, once a product has beendesigned, produced and sold, it disappearsbeyond the newness horizon. They are little awareof the opportunities that exist in the next productuniverse, where money is made from products inuse, as well as from a product's afterlife. Theseopportunities clearly exist, otherwise they wouldnot be providing an income for so many people.However, to be recognized as segments of acircle of continuous value creation, they needreframing.The book offers readers an innovative andpractical methodology to unravel a product'safterlife and systematically evaluate it for newopportunities. It introduces business modelsthat enable us to benefit from the opportunitiesoffered by a much longer product life.Products that Last changes the waydesignersand entrepreneurs develop and exploit goods,helping reduce material and energy consumptionover time. Nothing more, nothing less.- innovative and practical methodology to unravela product's afterlife- introduces business models that enable alonger product life and reduce material andenergy consumption- changes the way designers and entrepreneursdevelop and exploit goodsHinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Conny Bakker is full professor of Design Methodology for Sustainability and Circular Economy at the Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands, in the faculty of Industrial Design Engineering. Her research field is the development of design methods for products that have multiple lifecycles. She explores strategies such as product lifetime extension, reuse, remanufacturing and recycling, and the business models that enable these strategies. A second research interest is the field of user centred sustainable design, which focuses on exploring the relationships between consumer behaviour, sustainability and design. Conny co-leads the European H2020 project ReCiPSS, that helps designers and manufacturers understand how collection, remanufacturing and reuse of products can lead to more profitable, resource-efficient and resilient business practices. She coordinates and teaches several (Bachelor, Master and post-Master) courses in Sustainable Design and Design for the Circular Economy, including a popular MOOC (Massive Open Online Course) which has attracted over 20,000 learners so far.
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