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IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PHASE REVIEW PROCESS IN THE NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT: A SUCCESSFUL EXPERIENCE

Valeri, S. G.; Santiago, M. P.; Campello, A. D. C.; Resende, H. B.; Trabasso, L. G. // 2003

INCLUDING INTERDISCIPLINARITY IN INDUSTRIAL DESIGN

Lévy, P.; Guénand, A. // 2003

INFORMATION MODEL FOR CONFIGURATION OF MODULAR PRODUCTS

Pavlic, Davor // 2003
The necessity for products adapted to the individual customer demands is more and more present in the current conditions of market globalization. Modular product architecture promises the advantages ...

INFORMATION MODELS REPRESENTING PRODUCT FAMILIES

Jørgensen, Kaj // 2003
framework with the purpose of uncovering the current state in Danish industry and to identify tentative managerial ...

INFORMATION/INSPIRATION: A WEB BASED SUSTAINABLE DESIGN TOOL

Bhamra, T. A.; Lofthouse, V. A. // 2003

INFUSED DESIGN: A BRIEF INTRODUCTION

Shai, O.; Reich, Y. // 2003

INNOVATION AND DESIGN PROCESSES MODELING: A SYSTEMIC APPROACH

Bocquet, J-C; Stal Le Cardinal, J. // 2003

INTELLIGENT DESIGN GUIDANCE

Whitfield, R. I.; Duffy, A. H. B.; Wu, Z.; Meehan, J. // 2003

Interactions of Engineering Objects within the Product Tree

Weidlich, R.; Dankwort, C. W.; Ovtcharova, J. // 2003

Interdisziplinäres Toleranzmanagement

Germer, C.; Franke, H.-J. // 2003

INTERPLAY BETWEEN PRODUCT AND PRODUCTION PLATFORM

Hansen, Paul Kyvsgaard // 2003
Introduction Modularization in products and services has a significant attention in all kinds of industries. However, though many companies have gained experience there is still a significant ...

INVESTIGATING KNOWLEDGE SEARCHES IN AEROSPACE DESIGN

Aurisicchio, M.; Langdon, P. M.; Wallace, K. M. // 2003

INVESTIGATING MANUFACTURING DATA FOR USE WITHIN DESIGN

Giess, M. D.; Culley, S. J. // 2003

INVESTIGATION OF THE DESIGN EXEMPLAR AS A CAD QUERY LANGUAGE

Divekar, A. P.; Summers, J. D. // 2003

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