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CONSIDERATIONS ON DESIGN MANAGEMENT OF FURNITURE MANUFACTURING COMPANIES IN SOUTHERN BRAZIL
Bernardes, Mauricio Moreira e Silva; Galafassi, Ana // 2011
Managing design projects means to plan the new product development management and must involve knowledge on management, as well as of the design activities, to enable companies to become more ...
CONTEXT-SPECIFIC EXPERIENCE SAMPLING FOR EXPERIENCE DESIGN RESEARCH
Kim, Yong Se; Hong, Yeon Koo; Kim, Jin Hui; Kim, Young Mi // 2011
Despite apparent benefits of Experience Sampling (ES) for experience design and research, it has been scarcely used in the field. Among the reasons for that are some methodological issues such as the ...
COPING WITH DEVIATION AND DECISION-MAKING
Eriksson, Joakim; Brannemo, Anette // 2011
Structured models, such as gated models, are used in order to manage complexity in multi-project environments. The aim in following these prescriptive models creates strong interrelationships of ...
Correlation between Intrinsic Characteristics of Industrial Products and User’s Perception
Colombo, Sara; Gorno, Roberta ; Rognoli, Valentina // 2011
The present study bases on the statement that the product experience is becoming a more and more important element in the user’s assessment and selection of an industrial product. Different areas of ...
COURSES OF PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT IDENTIFICATION – EFFECTS AND VISIONS
Ognjanovic, Milosav // 2011
It is a paradox that wide and intensive activities in the field of product development and design in the course of more than 30 years has produced situation that existing consensus about the lack of ...
Creating Innovation: Stifling Education
Crisp, Alan Roy // 2011
Business, commerce and industry are extolled to be creative, innovative and entrepreneurial, education, particularly HE is now drawn into the arena, but in what sense and for why? One questions at ...
Creating Inspiration in Design Education
Sonneveld, Marina Henrieke // 2011
To become a designer is to develop oneself as a creative person: an authentic personality with a strong drive to explore new paths and to create new possibilities. This development needs to be ...
Creating Participatory Design Tools: A Didactic Experience
Canina, Marita; Coccioni, Elisabetta // 2011
The aim of this paper is to describe the didactic experimentation conducted on the involvement of the user in the design process at the Politecnico of Milan during the Final Synthesis Design Studio ...
CREATING VALUE THROUGH LEAN PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT – APPLYING LEAN PRINCIPLES
Swan, Anders Håkan; Furuhjelm, Jörgen; Tingström, Johan // 2011
This conceptual article describes how companies can create value through applying Lean principles in product development. It provides input to a generic framework of Lean Product Development as it ...
Creative Experiences of Product Engineering Design Teaching and Company-University Agreements
Lloveras, Joaquim // 2011
The strategies of project style and creativity have been applied in teaching and in agreements between companies and the Technical University of Catalonia (UPC), in the School of Industrial ...
Creative Lean Design Process
Verma,Kumar Alok; Das,Kumar Lalit ; Erande,Surendra Ameya // 2011
Use of lean principles in product design process reduces time and cost of designs but it does not look at creativity in design. Creativity in design process is one of the important parameters ...
Creative Processes as a Medium for Learning Design Competence
Aksnes, Dagfinn // 2011
As design thinking and design competence become more sought after across society and globally, there appears to be a need to develop strategies and good practice in delivering learning and teaching ...
CREATIVE TEAMWORK IN QUICK PROJECTS DEVELOPMENT QPD, 24 HOURS OF INNOVATION
Jiménez-Narvaez, Luz-Maria; Choulier, Denis; Legadeur, Jeremy; Gardoni, Mickael // 2011
In this paper, we are interested in the analysis of the creative activity of charrettes of innovation in product design. The charettes are “an intensive, concentrated and deadline oriented group ...
CREATIVITY TECHNIQUES FOR A COMPUTER AIDED INVENTING SYSTEM
Russo, Davide; Montecchi, Tiziano // 2011
The development of Computer Aided Inventing system, assisting product designer in their creative stage, is a lengthy process because lack of a real systematization of design knowledge for software ...
Cultural Influence in Aesthetic Design: A Case Study Based on Intermediate Public Transport Vehicle
Muthumani,Arun; Bhattacharya,Bishakh // 2011
The visual appearance of a product is a critical factor for its success which is often influenced by the sociocultural aspect of the ontextwhere it is widely used. The product can vary fromsmall ...
CULTURAL ”VALUE CREATION” IN THE DESIGN OF CELLULAR PHONES
Liem, Andre; Aryana, Bijan // 2011
The extension of Cagan and Vogel´s “Value Creation Model” with culture as an additional component may enhance the search for superior value and competitive advantage. However, to manage different ...
CULTURE AND CONCEPT DESIGN: A STUDY OF INTERNATIONAL TEAMS
Wodehouse, Andrew J; Maclachlan, Ross; Grierson, Hilary J; Strong, David // 2011
This paper explores the relationship between culture and performance in concept design. Economic globalisation has meant that the management of global teams has become of strategic importance in ...
Culture and Context
Taylor, S.P; Nicolle, C.A. ; Maguire, M.C // 2011
This paper describes a fresh approach to gathering rich data from ethnic minority consumers (EMCs) to better understand the affects of variations across subgroups upon consumers. The study ...
Curriculum Design: Among the Ideological and Emotional: Ruptures and Sutures.
Polo, Viviana // 2011
Training in design requires multiple optical undeniably, that allow their formation and action curriculum. So, from the basic definition of design as a science that can be integrated to validate the ...
CUSTOMER VALUE IS NOT A NUMBER – INVESTIGATING THE VALUE CONCEPT IN LEAN PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
Gudem, Martin; Steinert, Martin; Welo, Torgeir; Leifer, Larry J. // 2011
Lean Product Development (LPD) is an operational philosophy aimed at maximizing customer value while minimizing non-value-added-activities, known as waste. Originating from manufacturing, the ...
DATA MANAGEMENT PLANNING IN ENGINEERING DESIGN AND MANUFACTURING RESEARCH
Darlington, Mansur; Howard, Thomas James; Ball, Alex; Culley, Steve; McMahon, Chris // 2011
There is a growing interest in maximizing the value of research data through their sharing and re-use. This desire is hampered by the prevailing culture in data management during the research ...
DECISION BASED VARIABLE MECHATRONIC DESIGN PROCESSES
Hehenberger, Peter; Farrokhzad, Babak; Poltschak, Florian // 2011
Mechatronics design is integration of mechanics, electronics and software. As new functionality in products is realized to a large extent through integration of mechanics, electronics and software ...
DECISION PROCESSES IN ENGINEERING DESIGN: A NETWORK PERSPECTIVE OF STAKEHOLDER AND TASK INTERACTION
Jupp, Julie Rose // 2011
In recent years, there has been significant attention given to developing decision support methods and tools for engineering design. While advances in the formal, mathematical modeling and ...
DECISION SUPPORT FOR IMPROVING THE DESIGN OF HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS BY LEADING FEEDBACK INTO PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
Abramovici, Michael; Lindner, Andreas; Walde, Florian; Fathi, Madjid; Dienst, Susanne // 2011
Hydraulic systems are used in great numbers and serve a variety of purposes. Still, however, the operating efficiency of hydraulic systems is not as high as it could be. New ways of monitoring the ...
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