Evolving schemes of interpretation: investigating the dual role of architectures in new product development

Should product architectures be considered inputs to – or outputs from – new product development (NPD)? Whereas the mirroring hypothesis suggests the former, NPD stage models suggests the latter. Elaborating on these conflicting propositions, this paper analyses the relationships between product arc...

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Published in:R & D management 2017-01, Vol.47 (1), p.36-46
Main Authors: Magnusson, Thomas, Lakemond, Nicolette
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