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Dive into the Pugh Matrix for Design Selection, a slide that offers a comprehensive view of design decision-making. It employs a weighted average table and criteria scoring to prioritize product feature design. The slide also introduces the concept of trade-off analysis and concept evaluation, making it a critical tool for understanding the nuances of design prioritization. It's a must-see for anyone seeking to grasp the intricacies of decision matrices and their role in shaping a business ecosystem.
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