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5 Phaces of the Nous Produrts Proress One of the leading British technology firms, Dyson Limited, founded by James Dyson, offers innovative, modern, and highly functional home and office products, ranging from vacuum cleaners, air purifiers, and heaters to hand dryers, hairdryers, and fans. Having trained at Art College, James Dyson's innovations began from a design perspective. First, he would propose a radical innovation on a product - for example, a cyclone instead of a bag - and create a prototype to test his ideas. Then, through a process of discovery and experimentation, hundreds of small, incremental innovations are made to the product until it is a high-functioning and thoroughly tested item. Over time, this process has allowed the Dyson brand to develop a reputation for producing quality products. In April 2016, Dyson unveiled its first every beauty product, the Supersonic hair dryer. The hairdryer is the result of over 50 million in research, including the construction of a dedicated beauty lab, where over 1,100 miles of human hair were used to test 600 prototype hair dryers. Dyson combined ultra-power, directed airflow with intelligent heat control to prevent extreme heat damage when drying hair. By putting the V9 - Dyson's smallest, most advanced digital motor - in the handle instead of the head, the hair dryer is much easier to use and much quieter. As well as providing the fastest ever blow-dry, the always-cool nozzle smooths hair as you dry, resulting in a silky and shiny finish. By thinking laterally and re-structuring conventional notions about how products work, Dyson has been able to reimagine domestic appliances in order to spectacularly enhance their utility. Innovation doesn't get much more revolutionary than that. Questions: (2.5 Marks) 1) Discuss the New Products Process in the case of Dyson by explaining the different phases that the company has gone through. (1.5 Marks) 2) Do you consider James Dyson to be a serial innovator? Justify your answer. (1 Mark)