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Why is Design Automation Software not Everywhere?
Schotborgh, Wouter; Kokkeler, Frans; Tragter, Hans; van Houten, Fred // 2009
This paper discusses the question how to increase the amount of design automation software in industry. First, the contemporary industrial context is outlined to motivate the need for automation of ...
Workshops 2005-2008 for Dutch Building Industry: Collaborative Engineering
Quanjel, Emile; Zeiler, Wim // 2009
In the Dutch Building Industry sub optimal use of knowledge by participant during the design- and engineering phase causes building damage and hinders innovative designs and solutions. In 2005, a ...
Zwanzig Symposien "Design for X" – ein Rückblick
Vajna, S.; Weber, C. // 2009
"PRODUCT IN-USE” INFORMATION FOR ENGINEERING DESIGN ACTIVITIES
McSorley, G.; Huet, G.; Culley, S. J.; Fortin, C. // 2008
Within the emerging “extended product” paradigm, manufacturers are increasingly involved in the later stages of the product lifecycle to ensure long-term customer satisfaction. Substantial savings ...
(RE)DESIGNING THE DESIGN EDUCATION IN A KNOWLEDGE-BASED ECONOMY
Fain, N.; Moes, C. C. M.; van Doorn, E.; Duhovnik, J. // 2008
Several global trends in new product development, such as increased global competition, flux of boundaries between institutions and intensiveness of knowledge in the management of consumers and their ...
A "Baby Designers" Approach: Making Trainees Aware of Main Principles of Collective Design within a Few Hours
Choulier, Denis; Weite, Pierre Alain // 2008
A CLASSIFICATION SCHEMA FOR PROCESS AND METHOD ADAPTATION IN SOFTWARE DESIGN PROJECTS
Ploskonos, A.; Uflacker, M. // 2008
Aligning generic methodologies in human-centered design with the very specific demands of individual software projects presents a challenge during project planning and execution. Generally discussed ...
A close look on product flexibility
Bischof, A.; Müller, P.; Blessing, L. // 2008
A COMMON DENOMINATOR FOR PRODUCT SERVICE SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT
Schindler, S. O.; Schendel, C.; Matzen, D. // 2008
Products and services have long been combined into integrated offers, referred to as Product Service Systems. The question of how best to design PSS in an integrated process is currently under ...
A COMPETENCE MANAGEMENT METHODOLOGY FOR VIRTUAL TEAMS - A SYSTEMIC APPORACH TO SUPPORT INNOVATION PROCESSES IN SME'S
Schumacher, M.; Le Cardinal, J.; Mekhilef, M. // 2008
The changing nature of teams in a context of raising importance of innovation has brought on a need to identify the competencies that are necessary to work effectively in a virtual team environment. ...
A Competency-Directed Curriculum for Industrial Design Engineering
Roozenburg, Norbert; van Breemen, Ernest; Mooy, Sylvia // 2008
A Complexity Measure for Concurrent Engineering Projects based on the DSM
Schlick, C. M.; Duckwitz, S.; Gärtner, T.; Schmidt, T. // 2008
A CONCEPT FOR INTERFACES TO GENERATE 3D CAD MODEL FROM CUSTOMER REQUIREMENTS
Chahadi, Y.; Rollman,n T.; Wu, Z.; Birkhofer, H.; Anderl,R. // 2008
This paper pays particular attention to the methodical inventions in the early product development stage and the information data model intended to perform the overall data management. Interactions ...
A Constraint-based Approach to SustainableDesign and Development
Liang, H.; Mullineux, G.; Hammond, G. // 2008
A Dynamic, DSM-based View of Software Architectures and their Impact on Quality and Innovation
Sosa, M. E.; Browning, T. R.; Mihm, J. // 2008
A FRAMEWORK TO CLASSIFY PROCESS IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS
Kreimeyer, M.; Daniilidis, C.; Lindemann, U. // 2008
While process improvement projects have varying parameters (e.g. goals, timeline, etc.), there is a basic structure to planning such projects. Yet, there are few planning aids, and transferring the ...
A FRAMEWORK TO UNDERSTAND PROJECT ROBUSTNESS
Gericke, K.; Schmidt-Kretschmer, M.; Blessing, L. // 2008
A multitude of projects fail the forecasts regarding costs, duration and customer requirements. Following the problem of deviations will be addressed with the focus on SMEs in the domain of ...
A Functional Model for the Function Oriented Description of Customer-Related Functions of High-Variant Products
Politze, D. P.; Dierssen, S. // 2008
A Grand Day Out: Empathic Approaches to Design
Malins, Julian; McDonagh, Deana // 2008
A MATRIX REPRESENTATION OF THE CPM/PDD APPROACH AS A MEANS FOR CHANGE IMPACT ANALYSIS
Köhler, C.; Conrad, J.; Wanke, S.; Weber, C. // 2008
This contribution describes an approach to analyse the impacts of engineering changes using a new form of representing the Characteristics-Properties Modelling/Property-Driven Development (CPM/PDD) ...
A MODEL OF CK DESIGN THEORY BASED ON TERM LOGIC: A FORMAL CK BACKGROUND FOR A CLASS OF DESIGN ASSISTANTS
Kazakci ,A. O.; Hatchuel, A.; Weil, B. // 2008
The paper addresses concept-knowledge (C-K) design theory. C-K theory explains design as the interaction between available knowledge (K space) and concepts (C space - propositions that are neither ...
A MODULARIZATION METHOD IN THE EARLY PHASE OF PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
Albers, A.; Burkardt, N.; Sauter, C.; Sedchaicharn, K. // 2008
A modular product architecture possesses many advantages required as one of the design goals. Most of the modularization methods focus on the redesign of existing products, in which a dependency ...
A NEW APPROACH TO IMPLEMENT THE REACH DIRECTIVE IN ENGINEERING DESIGN
Brissaud, D.; Lemagnen, M.; Mathieux, F. // 2008
The REACh regulation (Registration, Evaluation and Authorization of Chemicals) has to be applied since 01/06/2007 (mandatory from 01/06/2009) by all the companies in Europe. It gives a new framework ...
A NEW KNOWLEDGE BASED APPROACH THE REVERSE ENGINEERING OF A PRODUCT
Durupt, A.; Remy, S.; Ducellier, G.; Derigent, W. // 2008
Current (RE) approaches are based on frozen models (parametric surface approaches) and are hardly re-usable. Consequently, the possibility of re-engineering or re-design does not exist. This paper ...
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