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(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 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 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 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 Functional Model for the Function Oriented Description of Customer-Related Functions of High-Variant Products
Politze, D. P.; Dierssen, S. // 2008
A PROPOSAL FOR THE USE OF DIAGRAMS OF UML FOR MECHATRONICS ENGINEERING
Johar, A.; Stetter, R. // 2008
The paper intends to explore the use of the diagrams of UML (unified modeling language) in the product development process of mechatronical products. The analyzed product development process concerns ...
A REVIEW OF THE FUNDAMENTALS OF SYSTEMATIC ENGINEERING DESIGN PROCESS MODELS
Motte, D. // 2008
In this paper it is shown that the central features of systematic engineering design process models: a step-by-step concretisation of the product with a systematic variation of subsolutions and ...
A STUDENTS? PROJECT - DESIGNING OF A LUGGAGE SPACE FOR ESTATE CAR USING A MAP OF ENGINEERING DESIGN SCIENCE KNOWLEDGE
Martinovska, Klara; Janousek, Roman; Dvorak, Josef; Srp, Zbynek // 2008
A USER-CENTERED APPROACH TO DEVELOPING EMERGENT TECHNOLOGY PRODUCTS
Restrepo, J.; McAloone, T. C.; Schlegel, T.; Lykke, J. // 2008
Current participatory design methods do not allow designers to gain the insight required to develop products with emerging technologies. This poses challenges to the designers, as input from users ...
ACTIVE CUSTOMER INTEGRATION TO INNOVATION NETWORKS: A PROJECT OUTLOOK
Kirschner, R.; Kain, A.; Franke, S.; Dick, B.; Lindemann, U. // 2008
The actual application of customer knowledge in the new product development process (NPD) is underdeveloped, especially in the environment of SME. The project described in the paper aims to develop ...
ANALYSING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DESIGN PROCESS COMPOSITION AND ROBUSTNESS TO TASK DELAYS
Chalupnik, M. J.; Wynn, D. C.; Eckert ,C. M.; Clarkson, P. J. // 2008
In this paper, Monte-Carlo simulation is used to investigate how the robustness of hypothetical process fragments is influenced by the number of dependencies between tasks and the resource ...
APPROACH ON THE CONTROL OF ITERATIONS IN THE MULTIDISCIPLINARY DEVELOPMENT OF TECHNICAL SYSTEMS
Krehmer, H.; Stöber, C.; Meerkamm, H. // 2008
Due to the increasing complexity of products as well as the product development the course of the product development process is not foreseeable in detail; it develops iteratively in its progression. ...
Bionic Design in Industrial Design Education at University of Tehran
Jamshid, Emami; Mahshid, Tashakori ; Zahra, Tashakorinia // 2008
CLASSIFICATION OF TOOLS AND METHODS FOR KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT IN PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
Kaiser, J.M.; Conrad, J.; Koehler, C.; Wanke, S.; Weber, C. // 2008
Knowledge management is a very important topic in engineering design and the application of information technologies is an important part in the implementation of knowledge management. The aim of ...
COMPARING ACTIONS OF CREATIVE DESIGNING
Englisch, U.; Sachse, P.; Uhlmann, J. // 2008
General principles of constructive design actions – based on the qualitative analysis of established conceptions and experts’ statements of technical and non-technical (artistic) design processes – ...
Connecting Sustainability to the Design Process
Lindley, Julian // 2008
COOPERATION OF ENGINEERING & INDUSTRIAL DESIGNERS ON INDUSTRIAL PROJECTS
Hosnedl, S.; Srp, Z.; Dvorak, J. // 2008
The paper introduces theory and methodology developed on the basis of a “map” of Engineering Design Science, which proved to be a powerfull tool for efficient and effective cooperation for the two ...
DECISION MAKING IN DESIGN TEAMS: ANALYSIS OF USED AND REJECTED DECISIONS
Ensici, A.; Bayazit, N.; Badke-Schaub,P.; Lauche, K. // 2008
Nowadays, the majority of designers work as part of a team. During product development designers have to make countless decisions. Design decisions have a tremendous impact on the quality of the ...
DEPENDENCIES IN CONCEPT DECISIONS IN COMPLEX PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
Kihlander, I.; Janhager, J.; Ritzén, S. // 2008
The paper presents results from a retrospective case study in the automotive industry with the purpose to identify dependencies in product concept decisions taking into consideration social aspects, ...
Design Engineering - Needs for a Systematic Design Process
Eder, Ernst // 2008
DESIGN PROBLEM q-REALIZATION AND ITS OUTCOMES
Sedenkov, Vladimir // 2008
Designing for the Unknown: A Design Process for the Future Generation of Highly Interactive Systems and Products
Hummels, Caroline; Frens, Joep // 2008
DEVELOPING PROCESS INTEGRATIVE STRUCTURING OF DOCUMENTS CONTAINING PRODUCT INFORMATION
Lauer, W. M.; Lindemann, U. // 2008
In today’s very complex product development processes, a major problem is to provide engineers with the right information at the right time. Engineers need to search for existing product information ...
EMOTIONAL ALIGNMENT IN TEAMS: HOW EMOTIONS SUPPORT THE DESIGN PROCESS
de Boer, R. J.; Badke-Schaub, P. // 2008
We propose as central theme of this paper that design team performance is affected primarily by a simultaneous occurrence of emotion in individual team members. That is, a design team will perform ...
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- design community
Find rows that contain at least one of the two words. - +design +community
Find rows that contain both words. - +design community
Find rows that contain the word “design”, but rank rows higher if they also contain “community”. - +design -community
Find rows that contain the word “design” but not “community”. - +design ~community
Find rows that contain the word “design”, but if the row also contains the word “community”, rate it lower than if row does not. - +design +(>community <decisions)
Find rows that contain the words “design” and “community”, or “design” and “decisions” (in any order), but rank “design community” higher than “design decisions” - design*
Find rows that contain words such as “design”, “designs”, “designing”, or “designer”. - "some words"
Find rows that contain the exact phrase “some words” (for example, rows that contain “some words of wisdom” but not “some noise words”). Note that the " characters that enclose the phrase are operator characters that delimit the phrase. They are not the quotation marks that enclose the search string itself.