Effective Nudging in Product Design - A Case Study in the Window Construction Industry

Abstract

The growing complexity of product design poses a challenge for team management. Nudging, a targeted behavioral influence method, offers a potential tool to address this matter. This study explores how nudges can aid product developers in decision-making. A field study in the innovation management department in the home appliances industry identified effective nudges and their degree of contribution. A workshop format introduced managers to nudge design and use. Findings showed positive impacts of nudges, notably improving transparency, collaboration, and team awareness, proving to be a promising tool for managing complex innovation processes in practical application.

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