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| == Solution Development ==
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| Have you ever had such a clever idea you couldn't imagine that it would not be a success then, for whatever the reason, it just didn't develop as you thought it would - maybe not at all? If so, you're not alone.
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| Ideas fail to become viable solutions for many reasons. The diagram below shows the basic flow of an idea or concept through a series of "tests" or prototype stages to prove its worth as a solution. Here are the questions it has to answer to go from one stage to the next:
| | Peel the Onion |
| *''Field Prototype:'' Does it work?
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| *''Manufacturing Prototype:'' How does a person make it?
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| *''Total Life Cycle Prototype:'' How can a person repair it? Or reuse it? Or repurpose it? Or recycle it?
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| [[File:Contextual_Flow_from_Maps_to_Solutions.jpg]]
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| [[File:Flow_from_Innovation_to_Commercialization.jpg]]
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| [[File:Solution_Development_Timeline.jpg]]
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