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THE DECISION PROCESS IN SET-BASED CONCURRENT ENGINEERING - AN INDUSTRIAL CASE STUDY

Raudberget, D.


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Year:
2010
Editor:
Marjanovic D., Storga M., Pavkovic N., Bojcetic N.
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Section:
DESIGN METHODS
Page(s):
937-946
Abstract:
Decision-making and selection of different design alternatives is a central activity in product development. This paper compares the decision process of Set-Based Concurrent Engineering to Pugh’s method of controlled convergence in an industrial case study. The purpose is to investigate if the set-based decision process renders different results compared to the traditional Pugh matrix selection. In the case study, Pugh’s matrix promoted the development of new concepts. The set-based process offered the opposite approach, aiming at improving the currently used technologies.
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