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TECHNICAL-COMMERCIAL INTERFACE - A BASELINE FOR SUCCESSFUL NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
Fain ,N.; Kovacevic, A.; Fairbairn ,J. // 2012
The paper reports on a joint industry-academia project, aiming at integrating functions involved in New Product Development (NPD) for a faster and more effective commercialization of innovation. The ...
Technology-Driven Innovation: Applying the Technology to Product Tool in an Educational Setting
De Keersmaecker, Ann; Jacoby, Alexis; Baelus, Chris // 2012
Technology to Product is a software tool to support technology driven innovation at the Front End of Innovation. The tool is result of a close collaboration with researchers (Artesis University ...
TELEHEALTH: TOWARDS A GLOBAL INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING FRAMEWORK BASED ON VALUE CREATION FOR HEALTHCARE SYSTEMS DESIGN
Jean, C.; Stal-Le Cardinal, J.; Jankovic, M.; Bocquet, J -C.; Espinoza, P. // 2012
Industrial Engineering tools can be used to help design new organisational processes in the healthcare context. In this article, we propose a new multi-scalar method of value creation to Design ...
THE AMBIGUOUS ROLE OF METHODS IN Design education: INITIAL FINDINGS FROM THE DELFT METHOD STUDY
Daalhuizen, J.; Person, O.; Gattol, V. // 2012
A design method is often portrayed as something a designer can follow—like a road—to reach a predetermined outcome. This view raises the expectation that any designer is able to successfully apply a ...
The Challenges of Becoming Agile – Experiences from New Product Development in Industry and Design Education
Ovesen, Nis; Dowlen, Chris // 2012
During the last decade agile methods have been a vast success in the domain of software development. This paper investigates whether these methods can be successfully transferred to the domain of ...
The Creative Engineer: Sketching for Dummies
Daniel, John // 2012
Earlier studies demonstrate the importance of visualizing problems, and how the sketch manages to catch the ambiguity of the design process. It creates new ways for idea generation in an individual ...
The Delft Innovation Method A Design Thinker's Guide to Innovation
Buijs, Jan // 2012
This paper will introduce a new book on innovating, the process that leads to innovation(s). It is based on the experiences in the innovation and creativity field from the Delft University of ...
The Design Decision Trail: A Student Design Project Narrative, Tutorial Tool and Route to Employability
Attenburrow, Derek Howard // 2012
This paper describes the invention, development and subsequent inclusion of a design decision trail in undergraduate and postgraduate design courses at the University of Northampton. The design ...
The Design of Narrative Jewelry as a Perception in Action Process
Pereira, Á.; Tschimmel, K. // 2012
The creation of jewelry involves processes, which are often very experimental and intuitive, encompassing both the creative process and production techniques. In this paper, which is based on a ...
The Design of Teaching Protocols that Develop Creativity, Innovation and Innovative Thinking within Higher Education Business Schools - A Transfer of Best Practice from Design and Engineering Education Principles
Styger, Lee EJ // 2012
Typically, the construct of innovation within business education has focused around the concept of developing innovative and creative leaders of business. This is particularly so in the higher ...
The Development and Evaluation of a Relationship Diagram Tool to Aid Design Thinking in Nursing Education
Ishii, N.; Kato, Y.; Sugawara, G.; Suzuki, Y.; Sakuma, S. // 2012
The drawing of a relationship diagram like a concept map is one of the design thinking in nursing education. In the context of nursing education, learning effects from having students draw ...
The Dilemma of Managing Iterations in Time-to-market Development Processes
Meboldt, Mirko; Matthiesen, Sven; Lohmeyer, Quentin // 2012
This paper considers the authors’ experience in industrial practice and reviews it from the point of view of scientific discussion. From scientific point of view there are three major Research ...
The Effects of Technology Readiness and Service Design on Service Experience Quality in Tourism
Ho, S. S.; Wang, Y. C.; Huang, C. C.; Sung, T. J. // 2012
Although past studies have advocated that a technology-oriented service could be treated as one of competitive advantages for the tourism industry, few empirical evidence was found to indicate ...
The Explainer and its use in engineering
Steward, D. V. // 2012
The Explainer method and program can be used for solving problems that are more complex than people can deal with without such help. It could be used as a social network in which people ...
THE FOUNDATION FOR ROBUST DESIGN: ENABLING ROBUSTNESS THROUGH KINEMATIC DESIGN AND DESIGN CLARITY
Ebro, M.; Howard ,T. J.; Rasmussen, J. J. // 2012
This constribution argues that prior to using traditional Robust Design methods, it is essential that attempts have been made to obtain an ideally constrained and unambiguous design, which are both ...
The Functional Basis for Failure Mode Avoidance in Automotive Systems Engineering Design
Felician Campean, Ioan; Henshall, Edwin J. // 2012
A property-based approach underlines the investigation of ambiguity, risk and change as properties of variables and their influence towards the completion of design issues at design meetings. The ...
THE FUNCTIONS OF THE DESIGN BRIEF
Read, D.; Bohemia, E. // 2012
We will aim to discuss the potential role a design brief can play in relation to design results. We will firstly outline design briefs roles; functions and contents. Then we will use a case study of ...
The Future of Industrial Design Higher Education Driven by Models of Design Thinking and Reasoning
Liem, Andre; Sigurjonsson, Johannes B. // 2012
This conceptual paper argues that the future of industrial design education is determined by the ability of design programs to consciously position themselves according to higher education trends. ...
The Impact of ‘Service Design’ on the Industrial Design Engineering Curriculum
Visser, Froukje Sleeswijk; Stappers, Pieter Jan // 2012
Recently, both media and practice are dealing with a wave of interest in “service design”. Some present this as a radically new approach to product development that overarches the established ...
The Importance of Play and Creativity in the Design Curriculum
Loudon, Gareth; Wilgeroth, Paul; Deininger, Gina // 2012
It is more important than ever that our product design graduates have a better understanding of how to enhance their creative skills in order to design and develop new innovative products. This paper ...
The Inuence of Design Reasoning towards Business Strategising and Innovation
Liem, Andre // 2012
The objective of this article is to reflect six models of “Design” reasoning against the four generic perspectives of business strategising. The selection of these six models was based upon their ...
The Investigation on the Effects of Prior Experience on the Product Designers‘ Creativity
Yuan, X.; Chiu, W.; Lee, J.; Wu, Y. // 2012
As a creative problem solving process, product design involves designers‘ prior experience. This study investigates the effects of prior experience on the product designers‘ creativity as well as ...
The Language of Abduction in Choosing Innovation
Dong, A.; Mounarath, R.; Lovallo, D. // 2012
The selection of an innovation project to take forward for product development, is a complex, strategic, managerial decision which shares one key part with concept ideation and evaluation in design: ...
The Nordcode Network: A Scandinavian Approach to Doctoral Education in Design
Keitsch, Martina Maria // 2012
Artefacts play an important role in culture and society and contribute to how we see, interpret and communicate about the world. However, scientific knowledge on how these artefacts are designed, ...
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