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Buy Smarter Instead of Throwing Away – A Practical Circular Economy Guide for Buyers
Time to change: ESG is no longer optional In recent years, purchasing has changed from a support function to a strategic one. Today, buyers are on the front lines when companies want to achieve real sustainability goals. The CSRD directive and European ESG reporting...
From MVP to Production – How to Scale a Printed Electronics Project Without Losing Control
MVP is just the beginning – not a time to celebrate Imagine you just finished a sprint where your team built the first working prototype of a new device – light, flexible, with backlighting and touch. The client is excited. The MVP works. But now comes the real...
Evaluating Printed Electronics Suppliers – What to Look For
Introduction: Choosing a Tech Partner Is a Process, Not Just a Decision. Printed electronics (PE) projects are complex. They require more than a “deliver/not deliver” mindset. As a PM or product designer, you’re not just responsible for the final result—but for how...
It’s Not Magic – It’s Printed Electronics! Learn How to Combine It with Traditional Tech
What does printed electronics say when you bend it? “Stick to your layer!” In modern product design, engineers and developers often need to mix new technologies with trusted ones. Customer expectations, short deadlines, and limited space make traditional methods hard...
The Product Lifecycle with Printed Electronics: A PM’s Guide to Faster, Flexible Product Development
In today’s world, speed, flexibility, and innovation are not just nice-to-haves—they’re a must. For a Product Manager, who needs to oversee the full lifecycle—from idea to end-of-life—printed electronics (PE) is a new tool with huge potential. PE is not just future...
Printed Electronics in Your Product Strategy
Meet Andrzej. He used to paint houses, work in a flower shop, and fix tires. One day he said “enough” and followed his childhood dream—he became a train driver. It’s a serious job that takes years of training and full focus. A train is not like a car—you don’t turn it...