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19.7.2 The Sensory ContributionMaking a successful innovative product depends on getting a good idea at the beginning. Much of this can be achieved by front-end research, using techniques such as the qualitative methods outlined in Chapter 16.For an extensive discussion of “getting the right idea” Sách, tạp chí
Tiêu đề: Making a successful innovative product depends ongetting a good idea at the beginning. Much of this canbe achieved by front-end research, using techniquessuch as the qualitative methods outlined inChapter 16.For an extensive discussion of “getting the right idea
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