The team with FloSonix, a lice desiccation device, had a list of unique mechanical and electrical requirements. Enventys Partners took on the challenge and even used additive manufacturing, specifically with the Origin One 3D Printer, to help bring this product to life.
“It’s unusual to take something from A to Z, and I must have developed 100 different products to the level of design development, and maybe 40 of them into prototypes, and then a handful that actually went to the marketplace.”
Electronic prototypes can be difficult to build. You can’t see most of the parts and you have to rely on measurements, not just the naked eye, to troubleshoot. To get your electronic device up and running, Enventys Partners explains the three common ways electronic prototypes fail and how you can avoid them.
Like our clients, Enventys Partners started with an idea – well, two ideas. In the 20 years that have followed, that idea led Louis Foreman, Roy Morejon and the entire Enventys Partners team on a journey not unlike many small businesses all over the world. Our journey began as the U.S. economy was rebuilding in the aftermath of 9/11 and today, as we emerge from a global pandemic, it’s safe to say the journey has been anything but expected.
We’ve heard a lot of great questions about the product development process with more folks using the pandemic shakeup as an opportunity to make their ideas come to life. As 2020 comes to a close, Enventys Partners reflects on our most common prototyping and manufacturing questions of the year.
A typical story arc and the process of prototyping are essentially the same thing—the exploration of an idea. Enventys Partners explains how proper product development follows Freytag’s Pyramid of storytelling, also known as the dramatic structure.
Compulsive inbox cleaners beware—email marketing is here to stay. While your email count probably won’t slow down, get ready for more personalization, automation and cross-channel integration in your inbox. Eight email experts paint a picture of what this communication staple will be in ten years and it looks like a promising future.
Kudos for coming up with the idea, having the audacity to chase it, and spending hours prototyping and iterating to get it just right. A fully-funded campaign is a fantastic beginning to making your product real, but the work is not over. Enventys Partners explains the product development steps you need to take to fulfill your crowdfunding promise.
Selling merchandise through retail stores can be lucrative but it can also be expensive and unpredictable, especially in the beginning. Enventys Partners explains why reward-based crowdfunding is the low-risk and low-cost alternative to direct-to-retail strategies.
If you’re an online retailer, there’s a good chance your target market is on Google. One of the best ways to attract buyers on the search engine is through Google Shopping Ads. Enventys Partners explains how to set these up and offers tips for those new to this form of advertising.
