Query returned 1755 results.
A RADICAL IMPROVEMENT OF SOFTWARE BUGS DETECTION WHEN AUTOMATING THE TEST GENERATION PROCESS
Awedikian, R.; Yannou, B.; Lebreton, P.; Bouclier, L.; Mekhilef, M. // 2008
Software bugs are a direct indicator of software quality. Whereas competition and globalisation are fierce, introducing fewer bugs and detecting bugs earlier in the development process become one of ...
Advanced Project Management Framework for Product Development
Araki, K. // 2008
AN INTEGRATED CONTEXT MODEL FOR THE PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT DOMAIN AND ITS IMPLICATIONS ON DESIGN REUSE
Eckstein, R.; Henrich, A. // 2008
Todays product development is characterized by cutting down product development costs and times which can be accomplished by leveraging reuse of existing knowledge in an enterprise. We propose a ...
An Interuniversitary Education Concept for Collaborative Product Development
Feldhusen, Jorg; Brezing, Alex; Bungert, Frederik; Lower, Manuel; Yim, Hyunjune; Lee, Kuen // 2008
APPLYING THE MULTIPLE DOMAIN MAPPING APPROACH TO VARIANT MANAGEMENT
Deubzer, F.; Braun, T.; Maurer, M.; Lindemann, U. // 2008
As today’s markets show an increasing individualization, dynamics and diversity concerning the customers, different authors point out the relevance and challenge of efficient variant management. ...
CHALLENGES WITH PRODUCT DATA EXCHANGE IN PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT NETWORKS
Jokinen, K.; Hajda, M.; Borgman,J. // 2008
Collaborative product development in company networks creates new requirements for product data management (PDM). All partners need access to correct and updated data to avoid unnecessary delays and ...
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 ...
CURRENT INDUSTRIAL PRACTICES FOR RE-USE OF MANUFACTURING EXPERIENCE IN A MULTIDISCIPLINARY DESIGN PERSPECTIVE
Andersson, P.; Wolgast, A.; Isaksson, O. // 2008
To a large extent, experiences gained during manufacturing, does not appear to have enough impact on new generation products in manufacturing industry. The inherent difficulties may be explained by ...
DECISION AIDING TOOLS IN PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT: A CASE STUDY
Montagna, F.; Vittone, R. // 2008
The elements of complexity and uncertainty present in the process of New Product Development (NPD) require a comprehensive approach to deal with a problem that involves people, technology and ...
Delivery Project in the Context of Product Life Cycle
Suistoranta, S. // 2008
Design Interface Management System (Dims) for Construction Projects
Senthilkumar; Varghese, K. // 2008
DESIGN KNOWLEDGE INDEXING IN RELATIONAL DATABASE
Rohde, D.; Pavkovic, N.; Aurisicchio, M. // 2008
The aim of this research is the improvement of the knowledge management process for long-lasting product development projects, which repeat themselves in cycles of 3-5 years. To find and propose ...
Designing work procedures for Project Portfolio Management
Gutiérrez, E.; Janhager, J.; Ritzén, S.; Sandström, G. Ö. // 2008
Distributed Design Information & Knowledge: Storage and Strategy
Grierson, Hilary; Ion, William // 2008
EARLY PROTOTYPES: A STRATEGY FOR EXPLICATING TACIT KNOWLEDGE IN DESIGN ACTIVITIES
Marxt, C.; Link, P.; Inganäs, M. // 2008
The globalization of design activities has been an ongoing trend in industry for many years and at the same time sparked several research initiatives. One of the major reasons for globalizing design ...
ECODESIGN STRATEGIES USING CLASSIFICATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL CHARACTERISTICS
Sakao, T. // 2008
This paper proposes a framework for classification of environmental characteristics of offers, utilizing Kano Model and willingness to pay. The framework is connected to some design management, i.e. ...
ENABLING FACTORS FOR MANAGING INTELLECTUAL RESOURCES IN ENGINEERING DESIGN
Mela, J.; Lehtonen, T.; Riitahuhta, A.; Juuti, T. // 2008
Using intellectual resources available, to produce long-term competitive advantage in engineering design, requires evolution in the ways strategies are executed. This means linking effective ...
ENGINEERING NETWORKS: A CONCEPT FOR THE COEQUAL MODELING OF DATA AND PROCESSES IN PRODUCT ENGINEERING
Mogo, Nem F.; Weidlich, R.; Eigner, M. // 2008
Enterprises today have to deal with new arising challenges. Amongst other factors, the introduction of multidisciplinary products, the demand for more product reliability and increasing product ...
Engineering Project Planning and Control Software to Enable the ‘Adept’ Technique
Newton, A.; Steele, J.; Waskett, P. // 2008
ENVIRONMENTAL KNOWLEDGE ACQUISITION DURING THE FUZZY FRONT END OF INNOVATION – STATE OF USE OF TOOLS, METHODS AND TECHNIQUES IN THE BASQUE COUNTRY
Val-Jauregi, E.; Justel, D.; Beitia, A. // 2008
This paper presents the state of use of different Tools, Methods and Techniques (TM&T) for environmental information acquisition during the Fuzzy Front End of innovation (FFE) in the Basque Country. ...
FROM WORKFLOW SPECIFICATION TO IMPLEMENTATION: AN INDUSTRIAL USE CASE
Aymar, Nkondo Dika A.; Ducellier, G.; Eynard, B.; Lafon, P.; Deneux, D. // 2008
In the domain of project management, PLM offers functionalities for enabling process definition and execution through the use of Workflow Management Systems (WMS). This paper presents the ...
HOW TO SELECT THE PORTFOLIO OF NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS
Vacek, Jiri // 2008
IMPACTS OF DESIGN PROCESS CHARACTERISTICS ON THE SELECTION OF PLM ARCHITECTURES
Bitzer, M.; Eigner, M.; Vielhaber ,M. // 2008
This paper discusses the correlation between characteristics of the design process and the determination of PLM architectures. Based on first results from ongoing research activities with industrial ...
IMPLEMENTING A SERVICE ORIENTED PLM ARCHITECTURE USING PLM SERVICES 2.0
Bergsjö, D.; Ćatić, A.; Malmqvist, J. // 2008
This paper regards the implementation of a service oriented PLM architecture in the automotive industry. To test this, a demonstrator that implements the standard PLM services 2.0 has been developed. ...
Boolean Searches
The following examples demonstrate some search strings that use boolean operators:
- 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.