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Transforming Product Design for Today’s Smart Products (survey invite)

New survey on transforming product design to develop smart products. As thanks, get a copy of the results & a chance to win a $20 Amazon gift card.

Michelle Boucher - May 2, 2017

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Smart Products ElectricalAre you making your products smarter? Are you feeling pressure to add software and electronics? Please share your experience, thoughts, and lessons learned  in this new survey on transforming product design to develop smart products. The survey explores challenges you should be aware of, the impacts of those challenges, and how to avoid them.

We will explore questions such as:

What strategies should you consider when developing connected products? What challenges should you be aware of when designing the PCB? How do you overcome electrical wiring challenges?

We would like to learn what you find hard and hear your advice. Please share your experience.

  • If you already completed the survey  –> please share with a colleague or on social media using the “Share/Save” buttons above.
  • If you haven’t taken the survey  –> please:

    CLICK HERE TO TAKE THE SURVEY NOW!Smart Products Electrical

Complete the survey and receive a free copy of the final report.
In addition, 20 respondents will win a $20 Amazon gift card. See rules and eligibility requirements below.

This survey takes about 10 minutes to complete.

Rules

To be eligible for this offer, you must complete the survey and be a professional with job responsibilities related to or supporting the development, release, or manufacture of smart products. Vendors and consultants who sell software, solutions, or services to support product development are not eligible. Students without relevant professional work experience are also not eligible. A valid work email is required to receive the gift card. To verify eligibility, your work email must include the domain of your place of employment. Email addresses will be kept confidential and will not be used for any direct sales or marketing purposes. Duplicate responses will be disqualified. Winners will be notified when the survey is closed.

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Filed Under: Published Research Tagged With: Connected Products, PCB, Electrical Design, Electrical Wiring, Survey, Electronics, Smart Products, Survey Monkey, IoT

Comments

  1. Stacey Boudreaux says

    May 2, 2017 at 11:45 am

    this latest survey contained interesting areas that provoked a little thought. “Best of Breed or Single Platform” poised against an array of applications. Thats a good point to consider.

    • Michelle Boucher says

      May 2, 2017 at 8:53 pm

      Hi Stacey,

      Thank you, as always, for taking the time to complete the survey. Your help is very much appreciated!

      Thank you for the feedback! Yes, I am very curious what people think about that. The results will be very interesting!

      Take care,
      Michelle

    • CTYankee says

      June 8, 2017 at 12:07 pm

      Pfft! I have used many ‘arrays of applications’ each one usually does *one* thing well, and the rest are superfluous wastes of disk space. Of course it’s nice to have all the tools available, but when it comes done, each user really only wants to be using the best of breed — anything less is a waste of resources.

  2. Stacey Boudreaux says

    May 4, 2017 at 10:16 am

    when working in Houston for a large company in the energy corridor, we used the “single platform” as a strong selling point to justify the software we were currently utilizing to execute a clients project. OF course this was from a modeling/drafting/design standpoint, and the mentality we were hanging on was the fact that all the tools were from under one umbrella. Namely, Autodesk. Autocad, Inventor and 3dmax. Although the confidence level in that fact was based solely on “that fact” and not actual experience. I can remember the actual interfacing to be a tad clunky and not as seamless as we anticipated.

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