🚀 Virtual Natives: The Key to Future Innovation and Product Strategies 🌐 Virtual Natives - primarily Gen Z and Gen Alpha - are some of our clients’ current and future customers. Born into a digital-first world, their expertise in VR, AR, and online spaces makes them key trendsetters. Understanding their perspectives is crucial for driving product innovations and transforming brand engagement. With information at their fingertips, Virtual Natives are creative problem solvers, pushing innovation boundaries and demanding agile, disruptive solutions. They value inclusivity, sustainability, and authenticity, setting new standards for innovation. In the video below, Cianan O'Dowd, Senior Consultant at CDP speaks with Leslie Shannon, Head of Trends and Innovation Scouting at Nokia, about Virtual Natives for GIF SPARX, ahead of the Global Innovation Forum (GIFLondon) conference in London next month. At CDP, we integrate diverse thinking and insights into our daily work, for example, using Netnography to research online behaviors. This ensures our clients stay ahead in a competitive virtual landscape, accelerate innovation, and improve commercial outcomes. #Innovation #UserCentricDesign #AcceleratingInnovation #VirtualNatives #FutureReady #Netnography #DigitalStrategy #GenZ #GenAlpha #GifLondon
About us
Cambridge Design Partnership is an end-to-end innovation partner, propelling global brands and ambitious start-ups to success. We build breakthrough products and services – from insight to ideas, prototypes to production – bringing innovation to life. Our teams are multi-disciplinary, uniting scientific rigor, design ingenuity, and engineering excellence for consumer, healthcare, and industrial clients. People-centered, deeply collaborative, and – above all – expert, we’re uniquely positioned to shape the future for consumers, patients, and industry. Even our ownership model is innovative: We’re 100% owned by our employees, ensuring an open culture and a total commitment to your project’s success. One partner. No barriers. Extraordinary results.
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External link for Cambridge Design Partnership
- Industry
- Design Services
- Company size
- 201-500 employees
- Headquarters
- Cambridge
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 1996
- Specialties
- Medical Technology, Drug Delivery Devices, Consumer products, Research for Innovation, Product Design, User Experience & Human Factors, Manufacturing Processes, Software & GUI, Mechanical Engineering, FMCG Packaging, Industrial Design, Brand Packaging, Digital Innovation, Applied Science, and Sustainability
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Bourn Quarter
Wellington Way, Caldecote
Cambridge, CB23 7FW, GB
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801 W Morgan St
Raleigh, North Carolina 27603, US
Employees at Cambridge Design Partnership
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Matthew Fordham's love for problem-solving has taken him from engineering diverse technologies to drug delivery, where he's spent over a decade developing innovative device solutions. With a background that spans consumer electronics, wound care, diagnostics, and industrial machinery, Matthew now focuses exclusively on the drug delivery sector. He combines his technical expertise with a strategic, commercial approach to lead major programs for global medical device and pharmaceutical companies. In his current role, Matthew takes pride in building strong client partnerships, ensuring the best outcomes for CDP’s clients in the Drug Delivery sector. Catch Matthew at PODD: Partnership Opportunities in Drug Delivery Community News conference in Boston, where he will join fellow panelists to discuss accelerating evaluations of new device technologies for complex formulations. Topics include: ▪️ Evaluating the device needs of complex formulations ▪️ Developing criteria to assess device technologies for complex formulations ▪️ Strategies to de-risk and speed up device development for complex formulations If you’re attending PODD, visit Booth #55 to connect with our Drug Delivery team: Hans J Jensen, Clare Beddoes, Matthew Fordham, and Joe Scandy! #DrugDelivery #MedTech #Pharmaceuticals #PODD2024
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✨ 2024 Agenda Highlights: Valentina Milanova and Ed Cousins from Daye will talk with Martha Hodgson about innovating women's health through bridging the gender pain gap. 🎫 Don't miss out! Register now. Cambridge Design Partnership Chris Houghton Anne Cullom #GIFLondon #LifeIsAPrototype #innovation #design #creativity #entrepreneruship #intrapreneurship #technology #leadership #digital #future #inspiration #motivation #london #conference #livevent
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🩺 The future of healthcare is here. From drug delivery systems to more sustainable medical devices and digital health advancements, our article archive offers insights into the future of healthcare and patient care. Here are three pieces exploring innovations shaping the healthcare landscape: 1️⃣ Developing Future Drug Delivery Systems: Explore at-home self-injection, with a focus on patient-friendly packaging and success clinical outcomes. 2️⃣ Single-Use Endoscopes: A Greener Solution?: We consider the sustainability challenges and benefits of single-use devices, offering a framework for greener medical solutions. 3️⃣ Five Hurdles to Digital Health Innovation in the UK: Learn about the barriers to digital health innovation and how the UK can become a leader in this space. Visit the comments section below for links to learn more ⬇️ #HealthCareInnovation #PatientCare #DigitalHealth #SustainableHealthcare
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Today, we were excited to welcome Ash Goddard, Director of Climate Clarity, and Anne N'Diaye, Sustainability Consultant and Trainer, to lead an engaging workshop, Planet On Stage, on climate change. It was a fantastic opportunity for our employee-owners across CDP to explore the latest climate science and engage in meaningful conversations about how we can take impactful climate action together. 🌍 #ClimateAction #Sustainability #EmployeeOwnership
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What’s better than a cup of coffee? A cup of coffee without the waste. ☕ On No Disposable Cup Day, we’re highlighting CDP's commitment to using reusable cups for our employee owners’ drinks in our UK and US offices. And for those on the go, we provide coffee flasks. It’s a small but meaningful step towards promoting sustainability every day. 💡 Plus, we know that great ideas can come from conversations over a cup of coffee. Our coffee areas are places where our team comes together to share thoughts, build on ideas, and collaborate. What simple changes have you seen that make a big impact on sustainability? Share your thoughts below! 👇 #NoDisposableCupDay #Sustainability #ZeroWaste #Refill
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🌧️ Did you really think a bit of rain would stop us? Not a chance! 🏃♂️ 🏃♀️ Yesterday, our amazing runners powered through the weather to take part in the Chariots of Fire relay race in Cambridge in support of a fantastic cause - raising funds for Magpas Air Ambulance to continue providing lifesaving services to people in need. Shoutout to our incredible employee owners Jessica Carroll, Freya Turner, Laurence Cheung, Michael Scott, Kaloyan Nikolov, Robert Noakes and everyone who supported, cheered, and donated! #Charity #ChariotsOfFire #MagpasAirAmbulance #TeamSpirit
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On Usher Syndrome Awareness Day, we at Cambridge Design Partnership want to highlight the importance of raising awareness about Usher Syndrome. This condition, which affects up to 1 in 10,000 people, causes significant hearing and sight loss. Cure Usher and Havas Lynx’s powerful video, featuring our Touchable Memory device, portrays the profound impact of Usher Syndrome and the emotion of two sisters able to experience a shared memory in a new, inclusive way. 🎥 Watch the film here: https://lnkd.in/e4dkQqFT #UsherSyndromeAwareness #CureUsher #TouchableMemory #InnovationForGood
The Touchable Memory
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At CDP, Chris Houghton and team are partnering with global FMCG and CPG clients to tackle their complex sustainability challenges. By integrating strategy, advanced technologies, and manufacturing expertise, we deliver outcomes that create lasting value. No matter where you stand with your sustainability goals – whether ahead, behind, or on track – it’s crucial to assess your position. For those behind, urgent acceleration is needed. This might involve shortlisting candidate materials or making manufacturing adaptations (or acquisitions) to achieve feasible, high-scale, high-speed machinability. For those on track, concerns often revolve around CAPEX investments and unit costs eroding profit margins. There’s a fear of missing out on better, cheaper ways to ensure long-term commercial viability. Impressively, some clients are ahead of NetZero! However, this race towards reduction, reuse, and recyclability can sometimes come at the cost of consumer desirability, potentially impacting brand equity. Our Consumer and Healthcare teams routinely address these pressing sustainability and innovation questions, focusing on accelerating clients’ time to market. Read more here, or get in touch if you want to discuss the future of your packaging strategy ➡️ https://lnkd.in/dRdPHXQD #Sustainability #Packaging #Innovation #NetZero #CircularEconomy
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Our Drug Delivery team is at PFS Connect in Boston this week! Clare Beddoes, our Head of Drug Delivery, and Hans J Jensen, our Business Development Leader, will be leading roundtable discussions on some exciting topics: · As innovation in industry accelerates complex products are being designed and developed, how do members of the industry and various regulatory agencies keep up? · On-body delivery device technical and regulatory challenges. With our expertise in pre-filled syringes, we can't wait to exchange ideas and discuss solutions to these challenges. If you'd like to connect with us during the event, get in touch with Clare Beddoes or Hans J Jensen #DrugDelivery #Innovation #Collaboration