DISHER Appoints Ben Wood as Director of Strategic Accounts

Ben Wood Headshot

DISHER is pleased to announce the appointment of Ben Wood as their Director of Strategic Accounts. In this role, Wood will focus on building connections, fostering relationships, and delivering exceptional service to DISHER customers. “Ben’s proven track record of providing real value to customers will pay dividends as we live out our mission,” comments DISHER…

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Reflecting on the New Year: The Impact of Great Coaching

A new year is a natural time to reflect on the present moment and look forward with anticipation to the future. During this time of year, I often think about our team who contributes and curates our culture here at DISHER. Our team values High Expectations, Trusting Relationships, and Unvarnished Communication, among nine other culture…

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The Power of Having the Right Engineering Solutions

Two engineers looking at a mold flow analysis

As a manufacturer, product and process transformation never ends. Maybe you’re on the cusp of developing a new product. Perhaps you’re updating an existing product line or working on improving an outdated manufacturing process. Whether you’re looking for ways to enhance your product development or reduce inefficiencies in manufacturing-every day you rely on great engineering…

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How to Choose the Right Contract Provider for Software and Hardware/Electronics Design Support

Airplane in the Sky

Great software and hardware design isn’t easy. You’ve all read about Boeing. One of the largest aerospace manufacturers in the world experienced two fatal 737 crashes in recent years due to software issues. Compatibility problems arose due to insufficient testing and inadequate communication between software and hardware providers. This led to significant delays and operational…

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Human-Centered Design & Key Trends in Product Development

Augmented Reality being used in a factor setting

Have you ever heard of the Google Glass? Launched in 2013, Glass was a wearable technology device with an optical head-mounted display. It failed to gain traction with consumers. The problem was that the developers didn’t fully understand the needs and concerns of its target users. Users found the device intrusive, socially awkward, and expensive.…

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PM-ing the Fuzzy-Front-End of Product Development

I’m going to begin this professional commentary on project management by telling you a story from my youth. So far back in my youth, in fact, I don’t even remember it firsthand. But it’s been relayed to me from a couple of different perspectives. I grew up in an A-frame home in a rural, wooded…

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What Do Engineering Leaders Want Most?

Engineers sit around a table discussing a project with a customer

I recently had the opportunity to facilitate a value proposition exercise with leaders from four of our engineering business units. My company, DISHER, provides engineering talent for engineering teams involved in new product development, product engineering, process/manufacturing engineering, as well as electronics/hardware and software engineering. As a service provider, we need to connect to what…

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