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Integrated use of scenario planning and strategic early warning systems to support product engineering processes
Meyer-Schwickerath, Ben; Siebe, Andreas; Albers, Albert // 2012
In this paper the application of scenario planning and strategic early warning systems is analyzed in the context of product engineering processes (PEP). A review of current literature shows ...
INTEGRATING STRUCTURE AND UNCERTAINTY MODELING USING MULTIPLE-DOMAIN-MATRICES
Neumann, M.; Sadek, T.; Labenda, P.; Herzog, M. // 2012
New product development is characterized by uncertainties that are the result of insufficient experience and incomplete information, finally leading to risks. With increasing product complexity, ...
INTEGRATING SYSTEMS AND MECHANICAL/ ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING - HOW MODEL-BASED INTERFACE MANAGEMENT SUPPORTS MULTI-DOMAIN COLLABORATION
Tristl ,C.; Karcher ,A. // 2012
By looking at complex systems and their development process within the context of distinct development phases, domains and interacting system elements, Interface Management is a key success factor to ...
Integration of aerodynamic simulation and design in conceptual automotive development
Hirz, Mario; Prenner, Martin; Stadler, Severin // 2012
Conceptual automotive development processes are characterized by a wide range of different working fields and influencing factors, which leads to the participation of diverse departments and ...
INTEGRATION OF PLM AND ERP SYSTEMS AT KONCAR – INSTRUMENT TRANSFORMERS
Pavlic ,D. // 2012
For the vast majority of manufactures, the question should not be ERP or PLM system but how to most effectively implement and integrate these two solutions. This paper presents one way of integration ...
Integration qualitativer und quantitativer Informationen als Grundlage f (Members only )
Eifler, Tobias; Matthias, Johannes; Kloberdanz, Hermann; Bohn, Andrea; Birkhofer, Herbert // 2012
The term Robust Design refers to a variety of approaches for the development of products insensitive to the variation of noise factors in life cycleprocesses. Based on a ...
Integrationg Physical and Virtual Testing to Improve Convidence in Product Design
Tahera, Khadija; Earl, Chris; Eckert, Claudia // 2012
Although testing is a value adding activity and improves confidence in design, lengthy physical testing in one phase can delay the product development process, because testing and design processes ...
Inter-Year Teamwork Formats Examined through Student Experience
Green (1, Clare Ruth // 2012
This paper presents inter-year teamwork formats used in the general context of experiential problem-based learning in product design teaching at university level. The aim is to better understand the ...
Interactions for Design. The temporality of the act of use and the attributes of products
, Ruben H.; Dazarola, Jacob; Martínez Torán, Manuel; Esteve Sendra, María Consuelo; Conejero Rodilla, Andrés // 2012
Commonly, and since its inception, the methodology of Industrial Design has considered the "use" of goods as a unique and timeless dimension when seeking to define the characteristics of products, ...
INTERACTIVE CASE BASED REASONING THROUGH VISUAL REPRESENTATION - SUPPORTING THE REUSE OF COMPONENTS IN VARIANT-RICH PRODUCTS
Johansson ,J.; Cederfeldt, M. // 2012
This paper shows how to make use of the Case Based Reasoning (CBR) method in order to search for existing components when introducing new variants of variant-rich products. The CBR method is mature ...
Interactive Methods in Engineering Design Education: Our Experience
Petrova, Miroslava Nadkova; Zheleva-Martins, Dobrina Ivanova // 2012
of their own knowledge while learning becomes an active quest for meanings and values – a co-participation in the educational process. Dialogue is established as the most common and underlying form ...
INTERDISCIPLINARY ANALOGICAL INFORMATION TRANSFER IN DESIGN: DIFFERENCES BETWEEN KNOWLEDGE LEVELS
Özkan, Ö. H.; Dogan, F. // 2012
We aimed to understand analogical transfers in cognition as a more holistic view to support Design education. 40 source domains were manipulated in experiment in four categories: bus stop, ...
INTERDISCIPLINARY SYSTEM MODEL FOR AGENT BASED MECHATRONIC DESIGN OF TURBOCHARGING SYSTEMS
Schmelcher, J.; Stetter, R.; Kaufmann, A.; Voos ,H. // 2012
To deal with the challenges in mechatronic design, research and industry encourage the idea of a domain-spanning system model. One promising approach to survey these interdisciplinary information and ...
International Design Project Semester
Segalas, Jordi; Benson, Patricia // 2012
Sustainability and Internationalization are key factors within educational programmes and institutions nowadays. Offering programmes which focus on these factors at undergraduate level has been a ...
Interplay between product architecture and organizational structure
Sinha, K.; James, D.; de Weck, O. // 2012
The design and development of large-scale engineered systems is a highly integrated process, and requires the integration of efforts of large numbers of individuals from many design specialties. We ...
INTERPRETING PARAMETER ANALYSIS THROUGH THE PROTO-THEORY OF DESIGN
Kroll, E.; Koskela, L. // 2012
The parameter analysis methodology of conceptual design is interpreted through the reconstructed proto-theory of design, which draws on the similarity of design and geometrical analysis, as suggested ...
Interweaving Digitality in the Fabric of Design
De Roeck, Dries; Standaert, Achiel; Paauwe, Robert A.; Verwulgen, Stijn; Baelus, Christiaan; Stappers, Pieter Jan // 2012
Products that embrace and integrate an invisible, digital world are appearing around us in a rapid pace. This emerging type of products introduces a new dynamic between people, objects and the ...
INTRAORGANIZATIONAL BENEFITS FROM PRODUCT CONFIGURATION INFORMATION – A COMPLEMENTARY MODEL
Persson Slumpi ,T.; Ahlin, K.; Öberg, L. -M. // 2012
Configuration management (CM) of products has a long tradition but among practitioners the benefits of CM are not clearly expressed. Our empirical study shows example of benefits of CM (process ...
INTRODUCTORY APPROACH FOR SUSTAINABILITY INTEGRATION IN CONCEPTUAL DESIGN
Thompson, A. W.; Hallstedt, S.; Isaksson, O. // 2012
This work introduces an approach for how to develop and put into use sustainability criteria in conceptual design by utilizing a set of sustainability principles as design boundaries and aligning ...
Investigating Elementary Design Methods - Using pattern recognition methods to define method modules
Zier, Sebastian; Reiss, Nicolas; Birkhofer, Herbert; Bohn, Andrea // 2012
The aim of investigating elementary methods is to increase the acceptance of methodical working in practice by developing a systematic approach for the deduction, description and improvement of ...
INVESTIGATING ELEMENTARY Design methods- USING THE GENOME APPROACH FOR CREATING COMPLETE AND ADAPTABLE METHOD DESCRIPTIONS
Zier, S.; Bohn, A.; Birkhofer, H. // 2012
The aim of investigating elementary methods is to increase the acceptance of methodical working in practice by developing a systematic approach for the deduction, description and improvement of ...
Investigating the Development of Imaginative and Creative Capacity in Product Design
Chen, K. // 2012
This research was conducted through a literature review, case studies, and interviews with experts on award-winning works in international design competitions. Through qualitative analysis of these ...
Investigating the importance of sustainability information in Product Development and Design
Aschehoug, Silje Helene; Ringen, Geir; Boks, Casper; Aasland, Knut Einar // 2012
To further improve the sustainability performance of products, a sustainability information framework beyond mere product and process data has been developed. This was done under the assumption that ...
Is it a Bag or a Bottle; The Appreciation of Different Levels of Translation in Student's Design Work
Mulder-Nijkamp, Maaike; Eggink, Wouter // 2012
Within the design course Methods of Form, situated in the first year of the Bachelor Industrial Design Engineering, we developed a design tool to help students to design more meaningful products. The ...
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