I would say that Western people tend to define a successful product as something that's simple, functional, and easy to use.
In other cultures, the feature list defines whether a product is successful. The more the better.
One of the primary examples he used was a (German) Siemens washing machine.
Are the dashboards of German-made automobiles significantly less cluttered than those of Japanese-made?
I would say that Western people tend to define a successful product as something that's simple, functional, and easy to use.
In other cultures, the feature list defines whether a product is successful. The more the better.