Anders Poulsen

mandag den 14. oktober 2013

Sustainable Product Service Systems - Mid-phase

Sustainable Product Service Systems - WCR 2

Own tutor - Tom

If you go with that structure, there have to be some kind of beams inside to support the structure.
Your system map is only concerning about the user. You need to show how the service is working according to damage and vandalism. Who is watching it and makes sure that it works and is not damaged in any ways. You also need to show in the system map, how it is updating with news. Will there be a homebase, that receives the news and then update the system? You have to include these things to complete your system map.

Peers

Benedicte: You could make some research about which height people prefer to have a screen in front of them - do they want to look a bit down or up? You could also make a feature that tells the tourist where these tourist guides are placed around the city.
Ole: I like your idea, but you should think about the overall height of the product, so it is easy to find.

Listening to other tutor - Mar

You have to think about, how you make the structure of your product tenable against all possible scenarios.

Plans of doing for next week

I have to finish up all the requirements for next week, but I especially have to look at my system map and complete it in a way that will make it understandable for people who have never seen the project before.

søndag den 8. september 2013

Sustainable Product Service Systems - WCR 1

Own tutor - Tom

You have a good understanding of SSP and you make your concepts "strong" with your research. The first concept has some opportunities, but you have to develop it more. There is a problem with the citymap, when the screen show you the way to get from one point to another it is hard for the user to remember all that information. The map could print out a small note, where all the information is written. If this product should replace the hard copies, that people use today, you also have to argue that the tourists don't need the the guidebook they probably bought before they came to the country, because often there is a map in these guidebooks. The second concept about the carpark and fundraising is good, but not that innovative, so if you could add some more to that idea it could definitely be something to work on. The third concept about the watch/bracelet and fundraising is also good, but I think it will be difficult to get people out buying this product, because they want a specific watch that defines them and not one everyone wear.

Peers

Ole: The second concept is interesting, but you definitely have to do something more to make it more innovative. Maybe change the way you would register - normally you use either coins or a credit card, but if you could make it easier and encourage people to donate it could be cool.

Clark: I think the idea about the watch/bracelet is great, but I think people wants a watch that they can identify with. They don't want one similar to everyone they meet on the streets. You could maybe design a little thing, that you can attach to the jacket or sweatshirt.

Listening to other tutor - Mar

To make a system to actually a system it has to give some feedback. The user have to see, that the interaction between the product and the user is working.

Plans of doing for next week

I will try to make some more research on the problems in each concept, and in that way get a better understanding, which should give me better opportunities for designing and solving the actually problem.