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Risk Management in New Product Development Projects: Taking Creativity into Consideration
Sperandio, Severine; Robin, Vincent; Girard, Philippe // 2009
Innovation or New Development Product (NPD) corresponds to the application of new and creative ideas. The innovation process is always a rhythm of search and selection, exploration and synthesis, ...
Role playing and collaborative scenario development
Diaz, Lily; Salmi, Anna; Reunanen, Markku // 2009
Collaborative design activity can provide creative design solutions as well as be a source of enrichment for all participants. Nevertheless, instantiating collaboration among team members coming from ...
Rough Set Based Rule Mining for Affective Design
Zhou, Feng; Jiao, Roger Jianxin; Schaefer, Dirk; Chen, Songlin // 2009
Affective design plays an important role in the development of products and services towards high value-added customer satisfaction. The main challenge for affective design is identified as how to ...
Sapphire – an Approach to Analysis and Synthesis
Venkataraman, Srinivasan; Chakrabarti, Amaresh // 2009
The SAPPhIRE model uses constructs: *S*tate change, *A*ction, *P*arts, *Ph*enomenon, *I*nput, o*R*gan and *E*ffect, to explain the causality of natural and engineered systems. The model has not been ...
Satisfying the needs of the handicapped to aid design education: case study
Thomann, Guillaume; Museau, Matthieu; Rasoulifar, Rahi; De Castro Perez, Diana // 2009
Research in design education recently showed an increasing interest the confrontation of engineering student and the real design activities. Although many student contributions to the industrial ...
Servicegerecht Konstruieren
Finkenwirth, K. // 2009
Schlagworte wie TCO oder LCC beherrschen immer häufiger Verkaufsgespräche bei Investitionsgütern, ganz besonders dann, wenn im Unternehmen weitere Kostensenkungspotenziale erschlossen werden sollen ...
Setting Environmental Targets in Product Development so that they Really Matter
Ölundh Sandström, Gunilla Christina; Ritzén, Sofia // 2009
An important factor for reaching environmental improvements in product development is to have relevant environmental targets that actually influence the product development process. In this paper are ...
Shape Language — How People Describe Shapes and Shape Operations
Wiegers.,T; Langeveld,Lau; Vergeest, .J. S. M. // 2009
Many designers do not use CAD tools for shape ideation. They consider CAD systems not appropriate for the ideation phase. This research investigates how designers ideate shape, in particular which ...
Show Me What You’ve Got: the Influence of Combined Sketching on Idea Generation in Teams
Neumann, Andre; Badke-Schaub, Petra; Lauche, Kristina // 2009
The present study investigates the influence of common sketching in teams on the idea generation process in early concept generation. Thirty-six teams of three design students were given a small task ...
Simulation of Acoustical Product Properties for Technical Systems in Virtual Environments
Husung, Stephan; Weber, Christian; Gramstat, Sebastian // 2009
Virtual Prototyping is an important tool to verify and optimize product properties in the early design phases. By using digital product models many simulations of the system behavior can be carried ...
Simultaneous Consideration of Product Design and End-of-Life Recovery Network Design
Kwak, Minjung; Kim, Harrison // 2009
In recent years, product recovery has become a great concern to manufacturers who take the responsibility for product end-of-life decisions. Product design and reverse logistics network design are ...
Sketching to solid modelling skills for mechanical engineers
Robb, David A.; Flora, Harminder; Childs, Peter R. N. // 2009
Hand sketching skills remain an important part of aiding discussions in meetings and are, for example, an essential asset for brainstorming and other ideation activities. The tendency for novice ...
Some Indications from Research on User Involvement in Design for Base of the Pyramid (DFPOB)
Jiang, Jiehui; Kandachar, Prabhu // 2009
According to the World Bank, there are 4 billion people living on an income less than US$3 per day and 1 billion living less than even US$1 per day. This part of the population is often called ...
Specifying an Inclusive Model of Product-User Interaction
Mieczakowski, Anna; Langdon, Patrick; Clarkson, P. John // 2009
In order to design more usable and accessible products and services, designers require quick techniques to better understand how people interpret and use different interface features. A triangulated ...
Spectral and Topological Features of ‘Real-World’ Product Structures
Sinha, K.; de Weck, O. // 2009
Splitwave Twintip Hydrofoil Kiteboard: an example of a design project developed towards commercial realisation in conjunction with an MSc in Enterprise
Dowlen, Chris; Townsend, Barney // 2009
The paper demonstrates a case study of a hydrofoil kiteboard developed on the London South Bank University's MSc course in Enterprise, where students take what have mostly been their final year ...
Statistical Analysis of Process Simulations
Karniel, Arie; Reich, Yoram // 2009
Simulations of New Product Development processes using their specific contexts can provide project managers with decisions-making aids. The NPD context, which incorporates knowledge about the ...
Stigma: addressing negative associations of artefacts in product design
Stockton, Glynn M. // 2009
Inclusive Design is the practice of providing access to a solution for as many users as possible. However, stigma can be seen as the Achilles heel of Inclusive Design, as it is possible for artefacts ...
Stimulating a creative approach to learning about a manufacturing process
Loy, Jennifer Elizabeth // 2009
As educators, we understand the theory of student-centered learning, but translating that into practical projects for students is a challenge compared to traditional lecturer-led, exam based ...
Stimulating Creativity: A More Practical Alternative to TRIZ
Howard, Thomas James; Culley, Stephen J; Dekoninck, Elies A // 2009
Being able to stimulate creative ideas on demand is a desire for engineers, scientists and artists alike. Creative stimulus in the form of the TRIZ inventive principles have shown much potential, ...
Strategic Decisions Guided by Tools and Methods based on Sustainability Questions
Hallstedt,Sophie // 2009
Product development is a particularly critical intervention point for the transformation of society towards sustainability. Current socio-ecological impacts over product life-cycles are evidence that ...
Strategies for the Collaborative Use of CAD Product Models
Ding, Lian; Ball, Alexander; Patel, Manjula; Matthews, Jason; Mullineux, Glen // 2009
Today, more and more companies are shifting from design and manufacturing to provide through-life support. Product models, as one of the most important types of product information, must be ...
Structural Description Method of the Sustainable Society Scenarios for Scenario Design
Mizuno, Yuji; Kishita, Yusuke; Yamasaki, Yasuhiro; Fukushige, Shinichi; Umeda, Yasushi // 2009
Today, many scenarios are described for envisioning sustainable society such as the IPCC's Emissions Scenarios. These scenarios often employ simulators provide a basis for their descriptions. ...
Structuring Knowledge from Surgical Observations for Design Reuse
Grech, K Alexia; Borg,C.Jonathan; Muscat,Rita Maria; Ellul,Carmel // 2009
Due to the many bene ts that it offers patients, Minimally Invasive Surgery (MIS) is becoming even more and more popular in a wide range of surgical elds. This paper describes a set of surgical ...
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