Transfer of Craft Knowledge to New Product Development through Collaboration between Craftsmen and Designers

Temeltaş, Handan; Kaya, Çiğdem

doi:10.1080/14606925.2021.1947947

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“…It shows how important it is to provide external scientific and technical knowledge in the more traditional crafts sector. While knowledge transfer within the creative economy and product design fields already exists, its significance in empowering artisans to innovate, adapt to market changes, and stay competitive is often overlooked (Luckman 2015;Temeltas and Kaya 2021;Viganò et al 2023). As Edgar Morin (1992) pointed out, it is possible to face these complex problems using a transdisciplinary approach, combining the culture of practice, the humanistic, and the scientific culture.…”

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Crafts and Their Social Imaginary: How Technological Development Shapes the Future of the Crafts Sector

Kofler,

Walder

2024

Social Sciences

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The crafts sector, traditionally characterized by its adherence to heritage and small-scale familial enterprises, confronts an array of unprecedented challenges stemming from rapid technological advancement, globalization, climate change, and shifting demographics. This article presents a pioneering investigation into the profound and transformative effects of digitalization on the crafts sector, offering novel insights into the future trajectory of this industry. Through an explorative approach, we critically examine and interrogate the social imaginary underpinning the crafts sector, shedding light on the intricate interplay between tradition and innovation. Leveraging an inter- and transdisciplinary framework, our research brings together academics, experts, and practitioners from diverse regions in Italy and Austria to explore the nexus of digitalization and craft futures. We introduce three future scenarios for the crafts sector, each delineating varying degrees of digitalization and their potential implications. Employing a mixed-method approach encompassing expert interviews, a Delphi survey, focus groups, and scenario development, our study offers a comprehensive exploration of the multifaceted landscape of craft futures. Furthermore, through the visualization of these scenarios, we provide a tangible platform for envisioning and engaging with the myriad possibilities that lie ahead. By synthesizing innovative methodologies from future studies and social imaginaries with a specific focus on the crafts sector, our research offers a robust analytical framework for navigating the complex dynamics of digitalization and envisioning transformative futures. This paper not only illuminates the disruptive forces unleashed by digitalization but also provides strategic insights to inform future decision-making processes within the crafts sector and beyond.

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Crafts and Their Social Imaginary: How Technological Development Shapes the Future of the Crafts Sector

Kofler,

Walder

2024

Social Sciences

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“…Kegiatan dilaksanakan pada akhir pekan dengan durasi waktu dua jam. Kegiatan dilaksanakan di balai Kelompok Wanita Tani Cita Tani Mandiri dengan jumlah peserta kurang lebih [15][16][17][18][19][20] Setelah pembuatan konten promosi, selanjutnya dilakukan kegiatan pelatihan dan pendampingan teknik pemasaran online melalui sosial media. Konten promosi yang telah dibuat oleh mitra diupload pada sosial media sebagai sarana pemasaran online.…”

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“…d. kemajuan teknologi yang cepat telah menghasilkan sejumlah besar alat digital yang menemukan dan melibatkan orang dalam skala global, memperluas titik kontak pelanggan dan meningkatkan kemampuan pemasaran [19]. e. menggabungkan teknologi baru dalam pengembangan produk dapat memberikan keunggulan kompetitif yang signifikan, tetapi sangat penting untuk melibatkan tehnisi, desainer, dan orang-orang pemasaran untuk menciptakan produk yang memenuhi kebutuhan pelanggan target [20].…”

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Konten Promosi Aneka Produk Pala Berbasis Sosial Media Bagi Kelompok Wanita Tani Cita Mandiri

Lathifah,

Widiastuti,

Supratman

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The ineffectiveness of word-of-mouth marketing techniques and the low ability of partners (Cita Mandiri Women Farmers Group) in utilising digital media have made nutmeg products not optimally marketed. The service activity aims to improve the ability of partners to create promotional content so that they can do marketing through social media. Service activities are carried out in three stages, namely 1) The preparation stage by conducting observations and identifying partner problems. 2) The implementation stage by conducting training and assistance in creating promotional content and online marketing techniques through social media. 3) Evaluation stage. Involving the Wanita Tani Cita Mandiri group in community service activities with structured training programmes, ongoing mentorship, and partnerships with online communities, this group can develop digital skills, create more creative promotional content, and expand their market reach. With the implementation of this solution, Wanita Tani Cita Mandiri can optimise the potential of social media as a marketing tool, increase their income, and overall make a positive contribution in the economic and social empowerment of the local community. In conclusion, through collaboration, training, and innovation, this group can make social media-based promotional activities a driving force to achieve economic independence and sustainability.

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“…For example, Yasuoka and Hirata [16] developed an interactive knowledge management system specifically tailored for metal-casting artisans, which analyzed the dynamics of interaction and collaboration among the artisans within the system. Temeltas and Kaya [17] conducted a study investigating the evaluation of artisans' knowledge in collaborative settings in a firm. Their study analyzed the new product development processes that were enhanced by the involvement of artisans and investigated the management's understanding of this knowledge.…”

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Tacit Knowledge Sharing for Enhancing the Sustainability of Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) Crafts: A Perspective from Artisans and Academics under Craft–Design Collaboration

Guo,

Ahn

2023

Sustainability

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The tacit nature of craft forms a barrier to the sustainability of intangible cultural heritage (ICH) crafts in craft–design collaboration that makes facilitating knowledge sharing across domains challenging. Hence, the discussion of tacit knowledge becomes a significant topic in university-based craft–design collaboration. However, there is still a lack of a systematic tacit knowledge-sharing structure for guiding academics and artisans in interacting beyond superficial manifestations in collaboration with the consideration of sustainability. This study aims to seek the relationship between craft–design collaboration, tacit knowledge sharing, and sustainability in the context of ICH crafts in China. By taking a qualitative research approach, grounded in knowledge management, semi-structured interviews were conducted with artisans and academics in China’s Belt and Road regions guided by the four defined dimensions of craft–design collaboration. This study investigates tacit knowledge sharing in craft–design collaboration, and its key contribution to sustainability. The study found that university-based collaboration activity can share knowledge sustainably and dynamically through knowledge accumulation, knowledge expression, knowledge diffusion, and knowledge reflection. Additionally, it argues that the integration of craft–design collaboration and knowledge management should be considered an essential future skill to investigate the sustainability impact of ICH crafts.

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Transfer of Craft Knowledge to New Product Development through Collaboration between Craftsmen and Designers

Cited by 9 publications

References 29 publications

Crafts and Their Social Imaginary: How Technological Development Shapes the Future of the Crafts Sector

Crafts and Their Social Imaginary: How Technological Development Shapes the Future of the Crafts Sector

Konten Promosi Aneka Produk Pala Berbasis Sosial Media Bagi Kelompok Wanita Tani Cita Mandiri

Tacit Knowledge Sharing for Enhancing the Sustainability of Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) Crafts: A Perspective from Artisans and Academics under Craft–Design Collaboration

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