CPG Innovation

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A "MILK" desk with embedded aquarium module The Danes are so closely associated with clean, modular, functional furniture design that the term "Scandinavian Design" conjures immediate images of Danish furniture. The MILK.dk website demonstrates in 3D (requires Adobe Flash Player) that a beautiful and functional desk can be created modularly from a platform, by which we mean: A module is a self-contained unit that is designed to interact with other un its The platform is a design solution composed of a core module and a collection of related modules that can be attached to form a complete design A finished design has more value ... Read Full Story

Shannon Farrell Williams, violist Innovations frequently, perhaps typically arrive before they have found a receptive market. Just as consumers must learn to adapt their tastes and habits to the concept, so must suppliers adjust their offerings to serve new requirements efficiently. Operating within this constantly adjusting milieu, investors may decide to pull a product today that might very well succeed with only minor adjustment later. This is as true for consumer products as it is for music. Composer John Adams introduced three versions of Dr. Atomic ; the 4-hour opera debuted in October, 2005; the first symphonic version was introduced in London in August, ... Read Full Story

Throughout 2002 US manufacturers were cutting costs and curtailing investment in systems, innovation and, perhaps especially, consulting. When A.T. Kearney asked me to host a breakfast meeting of local Chicago executives, I asked Mir Aamir to help me put together a presentation on innovation that would highlight some of the advancements made in the auto and aerospace industries by our sister company, PLM (now Siemens PLM ). Prof. Willard I. Zangwill of the Graduate School of Business of the University of Chicago agreed to help us formulate ideas and the marketing staff did an outstanding job of organizing the event. Still, when the day ... Read Full Story

The sweet heart of the corn, 1900 When a publicly traded company undertakes a strategy in the public interest at the risk of slowing its growth in the short term, we ought to take notice. Kellogg's decision to curtail advertising to children for products that do not meet specific nutritional guidelines is a bold redirection of some of its largest and most profitable portfolios. In June, 2007 Kellogg announced that by the end of 2008 it would stop advertising to children under twelve those cereals and snacks that do not meet specific n utrient guidelines . Those guidelines require that a single serving not: ... Read Full Story