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DESIGN MANAGEMENT IN A CONSTRUCTION COMPANY

Andersen, J.; Nycyk, M.; Jolly, L.; Radcliffe, D. // 2005

DESIGN OF NEW STRUCTURED WALL PIPES: PROBLEM FORMULATION

Lichtlé, A.-S.; Meylheuc, L.; Caillaud, E. // 2005

DESIGN OF ROLLER AND SENSOR MECHANISMS FOR AN INNOVATION OF PAPER HANDLING MACHINE

Masuyama, T.; Matsuzawa, M.; Sakagami, E.; Fukatsu, K.; Ueno, S.; Inoue, K. // 2005

DESIGN QUALITY PROCESS MANAGEMENT FOR IMPROVEMENT OF ENGINEERING DESIGN PERFORMANCE

Yang, Q. Z.; Lu, W. F.; Ganesh, N.; Brombacher, A. C. // 2005

DESIGN SPACE BLENDING – A KEY FOR CREATIVE DESIGN

Taura, T.; Nagai, Y.; Tanaka, S. // 2005

DESIGN, TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION

Lynch, G.; Fleming, D. // 2005

DESIGNING DESIGNERS

Reich, Y.; Kolberg, E.; Levin, I. // 2005

DEVELOPMENT OF A COLLABORATIVE PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT TOOL FOR PLANTS DESIGN

Germani, M.; Raffaeli, R.; Mandorli, F.; Bonaventura, L. // 2005

DEVELOPMENT OF A FRAMEWORK FOR OUTSOURCING MACHINING OF COMPONENTS

Patel, D.; Srikumaran, S.; Sivaloganathan, S. // 2005

DEVELOPMENT OF A FRONT-END PROJECT MANAGEMENT TOOL FOR THE PRODUCT INNOVATION PROCESS

Jamali, N.; Perpall, E.; Arsal, K.; Nyffenegger, F.; Meier, M. // 2005

DEVELOPMENT OF A SIMPLE INFORMATION PUMP

Matthews, P. C.; Keegan, J. D.; Robson, J. R. // 2005

Development of Innovative Principles to Perform Given Functions

Rovida, E.; Vigano, R.; Crescenzo, A.; Raco, D. // 2005

E-DIP – A PROPOSAL FOR WEB-BASED COLLABORATION IN THE EARLY STAGES OF PRODUCT DESIGN

Gomes-Ferreira, M. G.; Martins, T. H.; Amaral, D. C.; Forcellini, F. A. // 2005

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