Core values of HUGO
As explained in our last blog posts , creating the perfect product very much depends on how good you understand the needs of potential customers, how well those needs are being put together into technical specifications and how precise these details are communicated through the whole supply chain. The next step means departing from theoretical preparation and starting the practical part of generating a solution, then materializing the solution to receive an end product. This rises completely new topics to take care of, which are all covered by our 5 point definition approach (Price, Quality, Features, Design, Practicability) in order to keep track of the progress during the whole product development process. Further, these clear definitions are very supportive in making decisions, as for example the choice of raw and prepared materials used for body and framework or the application of possibly unproven technology in form of innovating components, which can be considered and evaluate
