Project Manager: We can go to I dunno what I just did . Okay . Now we're gonna talk about the project process um and whether or not we're satisfied with the whole process and the result . Um did we have a lot of room for creativity ? Did we have a lot of room for individual leadership , um teamwork , and the means , meaning the technology that we used to produce our little guy there , and if we found any new ideas . Now , question is , how do we do this ?
User Interface: Industrial Designer: Go back .
Marketing: I think we just discuss it .
Project Manager: Discuss , sure .
Industrial Designer: Previous .
Project Manager: Alright . Who want who would like to go first ?
Industrial Designer: We think we got stifled for cri creativity by the company itself , in restricting us only to using a T_V_ remote , initially .
User Interface: We didn't have a whiteboard .
Project Manager: Hmm . Hmm .
User Interface: Yeah .
Marketing: Oh that's true .
User Interface: And no internet .
Marketing: Yeah . No , yeah , that's a good point . 'Cause I'd forgotten that that wasn't our decision , yeah .
Project Manager: And how did you feel about the whole the whole process though ?
Marketing: Oh , overall I mean I thought we did a good job like User Interface: Marketing: We got to choose basically we had control over minus it being just merely a T_V_ remote we got to choose what we wanted to do with it .
Project Manager: Right , and we got say over what how technologically advanced it should be and also how fashionable , which I kind of like Marketing: And we're a fashion forward technology company .
Project Manager: we yep . You know it .
Industrial Designer: right .
Project Manager: Um what about um the teamwork aspect ? How did you guys enjoy making the model , the prototype ?
Marketing: Industrial Designer: Yeah .
User Interface: I think we did well .
Project Manager: I think ya' did . Did you work well together in there , and User Interface: Yep . Project Manager: 'kay .
Industrial Designer: Well , no , there was there was scratching and fighting , but no .
Marketing: Minus that one fight .
User Interface: Gouges .
Project Manager: Oh my God ,
Marketing: Yeah .
Project Manager: and we've all been a pretty congenial team here , I think .
Industrial Designer: Project Manager: We hadn't had any ma fallings out .
User Interface: Marketing: Yeah . I mean minus you guys being wha what is it , the survey , annoying or what is it ?
Project Manager: Irritating .
Industrial Designer: Irritating . User Interface: Irritating .
Marketing: Irritating , yeah . Wow that's a it's definitely a strong one .
Project Manager: Okay .
Industrial Designer: The means , the whiteboard didn't work . Project Manager: Yeah .
User Interface: And no internet .
Marketing: Yeah .
Project Manager: I have to knock that one down a couple notches .
Industrial Designer: A and our friend here really feels strongly about the internet . Marketing: Yeah , and no internet .
User Interface: Misses . I do .
Project Manager: User Interface: There's so much available .
Marketing: And the digital the digital pens
User Interface: Like it's information
Project Manager: Yeah , digital pens .
Industrial Designer: I really appreciated those , yeah .
Marketing: were they were pretty cool .
Project Manager: They were fine .
Marketing: Yeah they were fun , even though I'm not really sure what I could do with them , but they are awesome . Industrial Designer: The use of the laptops for receiving everything .
Project Manager: Right , laptops are extremely handy ,
Industrial Designer: It was wireless too , so .
Marketing: Yeah .
Project Manager: wireless . And that we have a shared network where we can put all of the Marketing: And these things whoa .
Industrial Designer: And let's not forget the sexy dual microphones everyone gets to wear .
User Interface: Yeah .
Marketing: Yeah . And Big Brother .
Project Manager: Big brother .
Marketing: Yeah . Industrial Designer: Project Manager: 'Kay , have we found any new ideas through this process ?
Marketing: Um we are really gonna sell this .
Project Manager: Marketing: Ta-da .
Project Manager: For something that looks cool and also has what I want it to b do technologically .
User Interface: Yeah .
Project Manager: And that's your right brain taking over , w wanting the artistic , the fashionable , the hip , you know .
Marketing: Mm-hmm .
Project Manager: If we all just went out and bought useful things , I don't think I mean that's not what technology .
User Interface: Well , that's why I don't like uh Macs or Apples , just 'cause I look at it , and I know it's probably a very good computer , but I look at it , and I'm taken back to elementary school , 'cause they look the same .
Project Manager: Mm .

Summary: Industrial Designer first pointed out that they got stifled for creativity by the company restricting their product to only a TV remote. User Interface complained about having no whiteboard or Internet. Marketing thought they did a great job in general, having control over the actual design. Industrial Designer and User Interface were satisfied with their teamwork, while Project Manager also commented on them being a congenial team. Further complaints were made on the survey, yet they appreciated the digital pens, wireless laptops, a shared network, dual microphones and Big Brother. Many new ideas were also found through this process.