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Samskapande för framgång : Externa aktörers betydelse för produktutvecklingHellström, Ludvig, Wilner, Kalle January 2023 (has links)
Produktorienterade industriföretag strävar alltid efter att producera och leverera produkter som möter kundens behov och preferenser. Produktutveckling är därför en viktig del i företag för att kunna vara konkurrenskraftig i en alltmer konkurrensutsatt miljö på marknaderna. Stora delar av den befintliga litteraturen inom produktutveckling förklarar att produktutvecklingsprocessen behöver involvera externa aktörer för att möta kundbehov. Denna uppsats avser därför att behandla ett produktorienterat industriföretags process för utveckling av nya produkter och möjligheten till att involvera externa aktörer. Syftet eftersträvar därför att beskriva hur produktorienterade industriföretag kan involvera kunder, återförsäljare och leverantörer i deras produktutvecklingsprocess, för att gynna utvecklingen av nya produkter. Studien har genomförts via en deduktiv ansats av kvalitativ karaktär utifrån ett hermeneutiskt perspektiv. En litteraturinsamling inom Co-Creation och Usability Testing är till grund för uppsatsens teoretiska innehåll och insamling av empiriskt material. Forskningsdesignen är en fallstudie tillsammans med ett utvalt företag. Det empiriska materialet hämtades in genom intervjuer med tre respondenter från det valda fallföretaget. Valet av intervjupersonerna gjordes utifrån deras olika roller i verksamheten och dess betydelse för att inkludera externa aktörers involvering i produktutvecklingen. Resultatet av studien visar att det produktorienterade industriföretaget har goda möjligheter att involvera externa aktörer i processen för utveckling av nya produkter. Utifrån det studerade fallföretaget arbetar de redan framgångsrikt med kundinteraktion och insamling av feedback från återförsäljare och leverantörer. Däremot bör fallföretaget utveckla produktutvecklingsprocessen genom att använda informationen från de externa aktörerna för att bättre möta kundbehov och bygga kundrelationer. I slutsatsen tydliggörs också hur kundinvolverade tester kan ge företaget ytterligare information och kunskap som kan vara nyttig att använda i processen. Utifrån slutsatsen kan fallföretaget genomföra förändringar och ges möjligheten att bättre möta kundernas behov, vilket kan generera nyttiga konkurrensfördelar.
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Mutual benefit : Rethinking social inclusionMartinson, Lina January 2005 (has links)
<p>geography, where segregation and social exclusion of neighbourhoods and marginalised groups are mounting problems. Concurrently, globalisation and structural changes have altered the conditions for the national state and the public sector as well as for other actors. Previous efforts to decrease social inequalities have failed to achieve sufficient results. Today, promoting social inclusion and integration is a top priority on the political agenda and calls for innovative interventions.</p><p>These changes in society have resulted in new constellations of collaboration, crosscutting sectors and borders in which various actors work towards collective goals. Many of the issues and subsequent responsibility that once belonged to the public sector are now handled through interplay between private and public actors in so-called governance arrangements.</p><p>The thesis discusses if governance arrangements where new actors engage to promote social inclusion and integration can be more effective than traditional efforts. To reach satisfactory results, the relations between involved actors need to be solid and trustworthy, and the perspective of benefit must be long-term. In this respect, social capital is a central theory as it focuses on social relations between people, and emphasises networks, trust and reciprocal norms as important foundations for such relations. </p><p>The aim of the thesis is to rethink strategies to promote social inclusion and integration by providing a theoretical discussion about value-creation. An assumption analyzed is that in situations where power and other resources are unevenly distributed, all parties involved can benefit by trustful cooperation. The ambition is to critically examine the concepts of governance and social capital, and to discuss their possibilities and shortcomings related to the value-creating processes. The usefulness and capacity of the theoretical framework is tested by analysing two unconventional approaches to promote social inclusion and societal integration, carried out by a public housing company in Malmö. </p>
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Mutual benefit : Rethinking social inclusionMartinson, Lina January 2005 (has links)
geography, where segregation and social exclusion of neighbourhoods and marginalised groups are mounting problems. Concurrently, globalisation and structural changes have altered the conditions for the national state and the public sector as well as for other actors. Previous efforts to decrease social inequalities have failed to achieve sufficient results. Today, promoting social inclusion and integration is a top priority on the political agenda and calls for innovative interventions. These changes in society have resulted in new constellations of collaboration, crosscutting sectors and borders in which various actors work towards collective goals. Many of the issues and subsequent responsibility that once belonged to the public sector are now handled through interplay between private and public actors in so-called governance arrangements. The thesis discusses if governance arrangements where new actors engage to promote social inclusion and integration can be more effective than traditional efforts. To reach satisfactory results, the relations between involved actors need to be solid and trustworthy, and the perspective of benefit must be long-term. In this respect, social capital is a central theory as it focuses on social relations between people, and emphasises networks, trust and reciprocal norms as important foundations for such relations. The aim of the thesis is to rethink strategies to promote social inclusion and integration by providing a theoretical discussion about value-creation. An assumption analyzed is that in situations where power and other resources are unevenly distributed, all parties involved can benefit by trustful cooperation. The ambition is to critically examine the concepts of governance and social capital, and to discuss their possibilities and shortcomings related to the value-creating processes. The usefulness and capacity of the theoretical framework is tested by analysing two unconventional approaches to promote social inclusion and societal integration, carried out by a public housing company in Malmö. / QC 20101018
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