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Finding Innovation through Failure

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07.27.2021

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Failure isn’t just an inevitable side effect of innovation. If we really want to build the next big breakthrough, failure is something we should intentionally seek out in the products we design.

Experts from NI sat down with The Washington Post to discuss the engineering process, why finding failure is essential to product development, and how software can accelerate the discovery of flaws that, once resolved, lead to better results. Read the full article here.

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