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Most fatal mistakes in product development do not appear suddenly.They are present early on — visible, discussable, and often acknowledged. What makes them dangerous is not their severity, but their timing. In the early stages, mistakes tend to look harmless.A tolerance feels acceptable.A workaround feels flexible.A compromise feels temporary. At that moment, fixing the issue […]

Speed dominates how new products are built today. With rapid prototyping, global supply chains, and digital tools, turning an idea into a physical product has never been easier. New brands appear constantly, racing to launch, iterate, and capture attention as quickly as possible. Speed has quietly become the default strategy. Yet beneath this momentum lies

Most sourcing problems are not caused by a single mistake.They are the result of small issues accumulating quietly over time. What makes them difficult to manage is not their complexity, but their timing. In many cases, problems do not appear randomly.They emerge at very specific stages of execution — sampling, production ramp-up, or final delivery.By