It should be common sense that everything you use or wear had to be produced somewhere. From the iPhone you use to call friends to the pan you use to cook your meals, everything first started as a raw material. While most people don’t think about what is involved in producing the products we use daily, when you think about the stakeholders needed to bring a product to life, it becomes mind-blowing. Products start out as design specifications (specs); the more technical a product, the more detailed those specs need to be. Once a company has confirmed specs, they try…
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