Tag: linear economy

  • APQP Phase 3 Explained: Design It Right, Prove It Works

    APQP Phase 3 Explained: Design It Right, Prove It Works

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    Bhavya Mangla

    “Design is not just what it looks like and feels like. Design is how it works.” –  Steve Jobs Introduction Imagine two students working hard and competing with each other. One studies every page of every book without thinking about what’s most important. The other checks the syllabus, reviews past exam papers, and examines the…

  • Designing with Foresight: APQP 3rd Edition Phase 2 Unpacked

    Designing with Foresight: APQP 3rd Edition Phase 2 Unpacked

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    Bhavya Mangla

    “Good design is good business.”  — Thomas Watson Jr Introduction Before investing in a flat, buyers visit the site to assess the surroundings and infrastructure. Builders construct sample flats to help visualise the final product. This aids in understanding layout and design. Based on these observations and a thorough risk analysis, buyers make an informed decision about…

  • APQP 3rd edition, Phase 1: Building the Blueprint for Quality Success

    APQP 3rd edition, Phase 1: Building the Blueprint for Quality Success

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    Bhavya Mangla

      “Plans are nothing; planning is everything.” – Dwight D. Eisenhower Introduction When we decide to construct a house, the first thing is planning. What kind of home do we want to construct, when we want to construct, where we want to construct, how much the investment will be and many more relevant questions. Once…

  • EcoVadis: Making ESG Measurable, Sustainability Achievable

    EcoVadis: Making ESG Measurable, Sustainability Achievable

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    Bhavya Mangla

    “You cannot solve a crisis without treating it as a crisis. We need to treat sustainability as a business priority—not public relations.” – Greta Thunberg Introduction When we buy white goods like a TV, refrigerator, or air conditioner, we usually choose ones with a 5-star energy rating to save electricity. Similarly, while buying a car,…

  • What Are Greenhouse Gases and Why They Matter

    What Are Greenhouse Gases and Why They Matter

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    Bhavya Mangla

    “We never know the worth of water till the well is dry.” – Thomas Fuller, Gnomologia, 1732 Introduction Buddha taught that moderation leads to wisdom, peace, and freedom. It’s not about giving up everything or having everything; it’s about choosing the right amount with awareness and purpose. He discovered that neither extreme luxury nor extreme…