88. “What happened was, the designers came
up with this really great idea. Then they
take it to the engineers, and the engineers
go, ‘Nah, we can’t do that. That’s
impossible.’ And so it gets a lot worse.
Then they take it to the manufacturing
people, and they go, ‘We can’t build that!’
And it gets a lot worse.”
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89. “What happened was, the designers came
up with this really great idea. Then they
take it to the engineers, and the engineers
go, ‘Nah, we can’t do that. That’s
impossible.’ And so it gets a lot worse.
Then they take it to the manufacturing
people, and they go, ‘We can’t build that!’
And it gets a lot worse.”
Steve Jobs, Oct 14, 2005
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94. design engineering manufacturing
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95. design
engineering manufacturing
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96. not all project teams
are created equal
Functional structure Lightweight team
Market
Concept
Heavyweight team Autonomous, “tiger” team
Market
Concept
Market
Concept
Source:
Kim
Clark
and
Steven
Wheelwright
Revolutionizing
New
Product
Development
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97. Functional
“Light
weight”
teams
focus
“Heavy
weight”
teams
“Tiger”
teams
Product/
Customer
focus
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98. other
alternatives
Matrices:
Functional
Everyone
has
“two
bosses”:
both
functions
and
products/
focus customers
have
line
authority
Centers
of
excellence:
Different
parts
of
the
Mirm
are
organized
in
different
ways:
line
authority
is
split
Geographic Product
focus
focus
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99. IBM
OneIBM with global
matrix
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100. matrix organization
Function 1
Function 2
Function 3
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101. NASA
OneNASA with
centers of excellence
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