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ARE YOU BEING SERVED? RESEARCH INTO SERVICE DESIGN MANAGEMENT COMPARED TO PRODUCT DESIGN AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF BS 7000 – 3 ‘GUIDE TO MANAGING SERVICE DESIGN’

Hollins, B. // 2004
Research of managers responsible for the design process in the service sector around London show they are operating at a suboptimal level and as such, are not developing their new services ...

AUTOMATING THE PRODUCT DESIGN CYCLE FOR CUSTOM MADE PRODUCTS

Bilalis, N.; Katsigiannis, J.A.; Georgilakis, P.S.; Souflaris, A.T.; Antoniadis, A. // 2004
The reduction of development time and cost is a very important task in manufacturing industry. We evaluate a CAD/CAE application for automating the whole design process. The process is modelled using ...

BENEFITS AND CHALLENGES OF COLLABORATION IN SMART CLOTHING DEVELOPMENT

Ariyatum, B.; Holland, R.; Harrison, D. K. // 2004
As smart clothing development involves many disciplines, the challenge is to reconcile the different views. A strategic approach and NPD process for this collaboration is required. An in-depth ...

CAx/EDM INTEGRATION - ENABLER FOR METHODICAL BENEFITS IN THE DESIGN PROCESS

Burr, H.; Vielhaber, M.; Deubel ,T.; Weber, C.; Haasis, S. // 2004
Although functionalities of engineering systems are rocketing, they currently cannot cope with the development of new engineering methods. Additionally, the data management systems and concepts of ...

COMBINING DESIGN AND CREATIVITY TOOLS

Lambeck, P.; Bertsche, B. // 2004
Different levels of creativity are required during the design process. Since most creativity techniques rely on the interaction of several people, the aim of the project described in this paper was ...

CONCEPTUAL DESIGN - ENHANCEMENT OF A DESIGN ASSISTANT SYSTEM FOR LIGHTWEIGHT STRUCTURES

Hauck, C.; Meerkamm, H. // 2004
Aim of the actual research period within the collaborative research group 396 is to enhance the application area of an assistant system for lightweight components from the late design stages into the ...

CROSSING THE CHASM: DEVELOPING AND UNDERSTANDING SUPPORT TOOLS TO BRIDGE THE RESEARCH DESIGN DIVIDE WITHIN A LEADING PRODUCT DESIGN COMPANY

Mival, O. // 2004
This paper proposes a series of principles to be considered when developing creative support systems within a product design company, specifically aimed at bridging the research design divide. The ...

DEFECT IN POLYMER MATERIALS AS DESIGN PROCESS CONSEQUENCE

Španiček, Đ.; Indof, J. // 2004
Due to their good properties polymer materials (both polymer and polymer composites) are present in almost all area of human activity. Their final properties are processing-sensitive. In order to ...

DEFINITION AND DESCRIPTION OF VARIABILITY IN CONCEPTUAL DESIGN OF MODULAR PRODUCT FAMILIES

Kunz, A.; Sekolec, R.; Meier, M. // 2004
An often-used measure to achieve a more cost-effective realisation of product variety is the development of modular product families. Due to the fact that 70% of the product costs are determined in ...

DESIGN FOR VARIETY: A REVIEW IN METHODS TO ESTABLISH A PRODUCT FAMILY ARCHITECTURE

Jensen, Tormod; Hildre, Mans Petter // 2004
that illustrates the product development process from establishing customer's needs to the manufacturing and supply chain of the family. The majority of existing methods are working on ...

Design informatology in IPE

Nándor, B. // 2004
Designing an object of the physical-material world, for fulfilling its certain function, has a professional, logical process from recognizing the problem to produce the object as the solution. The ...

DESIGN PROCESS FOR HIGH LOADED FRICTION SYSTEMS WITH ADVANCED CERAMICS

Albers, A.; Stuffer, A.; Arslan, A. // 2004
New outperforming engineering materials like advanced ceramics tend to fail when using the ordinary design process. Excerpts from the adapted design process of high loaded friction systems with high ...

DEVELOPING DECISION COMPONENTS MODEL FOR ANALYSING DESIGN DECISIONS IN MONO-DISCIPLINE DESIGN TEAMS

Ensici, A.; Bayazit, N. // 2004
An empirical research is conducted in order to understand the details of the design decision structures and formation; and to determine the components of the design decisions that are produced by the ...

DEVELOPMENT OF CODE-MARKING EQUIPMENT FOR LOGS

Seldl, Ardi; Uusijärvi, Richard // 2004
This paper gives an overview of the product development process applied to development of code-marking equipment for logs. The leaning and decision making process During the development is showed. ...

ENGINEERING DESIGN PROBLEM IN A CO-EVOLUTIONARY MODEL OF THE DESIGN PROCESS

Lonchampt, P.; Prudhomme, G.; Brissaud, D. // 2004
While traditional stage-based models of the design process assume it starts with a design problem definition that prescribes downstream activities, another approach has been emerging, that considers ...

ENHANCED ENGINEERING DESIGN PRACTICE USING KNOWLEDGE ENABLED ENGINEERING WITH SIMULATION METHODS

Bylund, N.; Isaksson, O.; Kalhori, V.; Larsson, T. // 2004
The objective is to present how Knowledge Based Engineering combined with simulation methods is a development step for the product development processes. In the presented work the authors discuss the ...

EXPERIENCES FROM THE TRANSFORMATION OF AN ENGINEERING EDUCATION INTRODUCTORY PROJECT DESIGN COURSE INTO A PROJECT DESIGN-BUILD-TEST COURSE

// 2004
This paper describes the changes made to an introductory course in Mechanical Engineering at Chalmers University of Technology to transform it from a project design course into a project ...

FUZZY LOGIC RETRIEVAL OF COMPLEX ENGINEERING INFORMATION

Napalkov, E.; Zars, V. // 2004
This paper analyses various aspects of information retrieval for design application within the common product data model (CPDM) represented in the form of fuzzy frame-based network. The goal of ...

IMPLEMENTATION OF TARGET COSTS IN MASS CUSTOMIZATION DESIGN PROCESSES

Gahr, A.; Lindemann, U.; Saltykov, A. // 2004
Mass customization is emerging as a popular extension of traditional mass production. Demanding new approaches to the design process, mass customization affects the way using target costs during ...

IMPLEMENTATION OF THE DEPENDENCE MATRIX IN CONCURRENT ENGINEERING PROBLEMS

KIELEC, R.; BABIRECKI, W.; S?SIADEK, M. // 2004

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