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KEY PROCESS VARIABLE DRIVEN MANUFACTURING PROCESS SELECTION
Tuckwood, M.S.C.; Conway ,A.P.; Whitfield ,R.I. // 2014
In some cases, manufacturers may have buy-to-fly ratios of less than 20%, prompting questions as to whether the most efficient manufacturing process is being selected in the design stage. There is a ...
KNOWLEDGE CLASSIFICATION FOR DESIGN PROJECT MEMORY
Dai ,X.; Matta ,N.; Ducellier ,G. // 2014
Design projects have evolved to be collaborative, concurrent and multi-disciplinary. Due to these changes, knowledge management for design projects faces new challenges. Efforts has been made to save ...
Knowledge Management in Product Generation Development – an empirical study (Members only )
Albers, A.; Bursac, N.; Urbanec, J.; Lüdcke, R.; Rachenkova, G. // 2014
In the context of this contribution, the term-product generation development is defined with the help of the systems theory approach and distinguished from already existing ...
KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT LIFE CYCLE: AN INDIVIDUAL’S PERSPECTIVE
Stenholm, D.; Landahl, J.; Bergsj // 2014
Product development projects are expected to deliver results according to project goals. However, long-term success (over product generations) is diminishing when little time is given for knowledge ...
Konstruktion eines Messaufbaus zur präzisen Bestimmung der thermischen (Members only )
Stöck, Martin; Sauter, David; Lohmeyer, Quentin; Meboldt, Mirko // 2014
In the future, the sustainable use of renewable energy is becoming more important. About 80% of the total world energy demand is actually derived from fossil fuels
1. Mobility ...
Konzept zur automatischen Bauteilerkennung innerhalb der FE-SoftwareUmgebung mittels Künstlichen Neuronalen Netzen (Members only )
Spruegel, Tobias C.; Wartzack, Sandro // 2014
The Finite Element Method is a very powerful tool to enhance product quality and to reduce unnecessary and costly iterations during the product development process. However ...
Konzept zur Methodenbeschreibung und -auswahl auf Basis von Kompetenzen und Zusammensetzung von Entwicklungsteams (Members only )
Bavendiek, Ann-Kathrin; Inkermann, David; Vietor, Thomas // 2014
Design methods are used to support single steps of the product development process and are expected to contribute to reduce development time and higher degree of innovation. Increasing time and cost ...
Lead User Identification through Twitter: Case Study for Camera Lens Products
Pajo, Sanjin; Verhaegen, Paul-Armand; Vandevenne, Dennis; Duflou, Joost R. // 2014
Lead users are a significant segment of the user population that exhibit product use related needs that cannot be met by existing commercially available solutions. They expect high benefits from ...
LEAN DIGITAL VALIDATION METHODS WITHIN THE DESIGN PROCESS OF AUTOMATED ASSEMBLY SYSTEMS IN AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY
Kiefer, J. // 2014
In automotive industry, the development and operational use of lean digital validation methods takes a significant role to cope with current challenges in the field of production engineering. This ...
LEARNING EFFECT EVALUATION OF AN EDUCATIONAL TOOL FOR PRODUCT-SERVICE SYSTEM DESIGN
Uei, K.; Fujiwara ,T.; Nemoto ,Y.; Shimomura, Y. // 2014
In the design of a Product-Service System (PSS), it is important for designers to embrace the objective of amplifying the value of product by combining with services throughout its life cycle. To ...
LEARNING FOR PRODUCT INNOVATION ENGINEERING
Ericson, A.; Larsson ,A. // 2014
The paper describes and reflects on a shift in teaching activities and learning objectives for innovation and design thinking. The purpose is to inspire lecturers and instructors to reconsider and ...
Learning outcomes of a project-based capstone product development course
Rautavaara, Erika; Taajamaa, Ville; Lyytikainen, Viljami; Salakoski, Tapio // 2014
Product development and front-end project management with an emphasis on learning-by doing educational philosophy is seen as one possible answer for closing the gap between industry expectations for ...
Learnings from Joint Service Spheres
Lampinen, Minttu; Tossavainen, Paivi J. // 2014
Value creation is one of the main theoretical constructs in recent service research in marketing discipline. Value creation together i.e. value-co-creation with the customers, both B2B and B2C, is ...
LIFECYCLE AND STAKEHOLDER-ORIENTED INTEGRATION OF COGNITIVE FUNCTIONS INTO PRODUCT CONCEPTS
Metzler, T.; Witzmann, M.; Deubel ,T.; Lindemann, U. // 2014
The integration of cognitive functions into products and systems is often an intuitive-driven process. The results are often influenced by the designers and their environment, experience and ...
Logical Lego? Co-Constructed Perspectives on Service Design
Heath, Claude Heath P.; Coles-Kemp, Lizzie; Hall, Peter A. // 2014
In the era of ‘digital by default’, internet-borne services reach out into spaces and places. One example of such a service is home-based micro-payments using Internet Protocol Television (IPTV) that ...
Making Services Tangible for Differentiating Between Stakeholder Understandings
Makinen, Samuli; Helminen, Pia // 2014
For successful service design, it is vital to be aware of the varying and often remarkably different stakeholder understandings of a service. However, the intangible nature of services results in ...
Managing a complex project using a Risk-Risk Multiple Domain Matrix (Members only )
Pointurier, C.; Marle, F.; Jaber, H. // 2014
This communication aims at presenting a clustering methodology applied to a complex project consisting of the delivery of three interdependent subsystems. This enables small and complementary task ...
MANAGING COMPLEXITY IN USER EXPERIENCE DESIGN: MATRIX-BASED METHODS FOR CONNECTING TECHNOLOGIES AND USER NEEDS
Michailidou, I.; von Saucken, C.C.; Kremer, S.; Lindemann, U. // 2014
Users need tools to accomplish complex tasks in dynamic use situations; but meanwhile want the experience of product interaction to be intuitive and enjoyable. To face the challenge of making complex ...
MAPPING REQUIREMENTS TO A PRODUCT ARCHITECTURE SUPPORTED BY A PLM SYSTEM
Bruun ,H.P.L.; Hauksd // 2014
The purpose of this paper is to support the interplay between the problem (requirement) domain and the solution (architecture) domain of a product family. An approach for mapping requirements to ...
MAPPING THE PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT PROCESS FOR DYSFUNCTION IDENTIFICATION
El Gamoussi, S.; Costa Affonso, R.; Cheutet, V.; Lelievre, A. // 2014
In the current competitive industrial context, controlling and improving the Product Development Process (PDP) are of prior interest to meet the multiple customer requirements at the shortest time. ...
Matrix-based decision-making for compatible systems in product planning concerning technologies for the reduction of CO2-emissions (Members only )
Schmidt, D. M.; Schenkl, S. A.; M // 2014
For decision making in product planning, we involve a compatibility analysis into decision making to provide compatible product concepts. Based on methods from literature, we build a matrix-based ...
Measurement and Visualisation of Evolutionary Changes in Product Shape for Justification of Styling Decisions in Design
Ranscombe, Charlie; Blijlevens, Janneke // 2014
Ample literature shows consumers have a general preference for product designs that are novel or different, but still recognizable. However, there exists little guidance or objective methods to ...
Measurement of Design Front-End - Radical Innovation Approach
Berg, Pekka; Pihlajamaa, Jussi; Kyvsgaard Hansen, Poul // 2014
The overall structure and the main characteristics of the future product are all decided in the front-end phase, which then strongly affects subsequent new product development activities. Recent ...
MEASURES AND METHODS FOR SYSTEMATIC KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT
von Saucken, C.C.; Schenkl ,S.A.; Dahlmann, P.; Maurer, M. // 2014
The employees’ knowledge is the essential success factor for technology-intensive companies, especially within knowledge-intensive processes such as the engineering design process. We see a big ...
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