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Today’s Product
Industry:
New product introduction and innovation in today’s
high competitive world, time to market are critical
differentiators for the companies worldwide, let it
be Electronic gadgets, Medical, Energy Industry,
Food Processing, Semi-Luxury goods, Appliances,
Mechanical Engineering, Oil & Gas, Plant
Engineering, Industrial Products or any related to
consumer or industrial products.
It is compelling that the product introducers must
develop and deliver innovative solutions that will
win customers, and to keep them coming back for more
and appreciate the quality product and branding. The
business demands a new idea to remain on top,
always.
Better time to market have been challenged by
introduction and innovation of new products and
escalating engineering costs, by several factors
like shorter product life cycles, Technological
obsolescence, Advances in design and engineering
technologies, Increasing design and engineering
complexity, Necessary business process and
infrastructure changes, New technology application
to engineering and product development.
It is also very essential to the introducer to
collaborate with a capable and a reliable partner.
This is to achieve a greater ecosystem of
engineering expertise, attain a level of innovation,
and to a competitive edge.
Outsourcing is one method adopted. This is noted to
be the biggest option, for product development and
engineering value chain. An outsourcing engagement
can immensely assist companies to –
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Reduce design cycle times,
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Achieve better time to market,
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Reduce costs,
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Minimize risks,
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Access the latest technology without owning it,
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Improve product development return on investment,
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Improve the overall competitiveness of the
products.
Worldwide studies indicate that the growth of the
engineering industry is expected in multiple folds
in the next few years to come and pass by. The
Engineering outsourcing market: According to the
Reuters and Nasscom reports, today’s total
engineering industry is exchanging business worth
$750 billion and total engineering market is
expected to grow to $1.1 trillion (worldwide) by
2020 and offshoring up to $225 billion, where India
expects 30% and China 46%.
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