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- 2. Industrialization Design for manufacturing
- 5. Tool making
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- 7. Proposition creation- Design concept creationDevelopment - Identity creation Function development
- 8. Design & engineering
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- 12. Quality management- Production & assembly
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- 16. This has its cost
- 17. What difference can design make?
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- 20. Be true to your Brand
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- 24. What is sustainable packaging?
- 27. ECO-EFFICIENCY<>ECO-EFFECTIVENESSmakethingsless badaimfor 100% goodEco-effectiveness vs. Eco-efficiency
- 28. Identify the right metabolism?
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- 34. Multipack
- 36. Thank you for your attention