How design decisions shape products over time
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Form follows decisions
In physical products, strategy does not become real through intent alone. It takes shape when decisions are embodied in form, materials, and architecture—often long before their consequences are fully understood.
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Product strategy is born in industrial design
In physical product development, strategy does not live in plans or presentations. It is formed when decisions about system architecture, manufacturing methods, components and supply chain become irreversible.
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Why you can’t act on customer insights anymore
Do you feel increasingly unable to act on what they learn about your customers? This happens because nsights surface after key product decisions have already hardened, turning learning into frustration rather than progress.
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Your product portfolio becomes harder to explain over time
Product portfolios rarely drift apart by accident. As small, reasonable decisions accumulate across projects, coherence erodes and explanation replaces clarity, often without anyone noticing when it started.
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