Product Design and Development¶
Ulrich, K. T., & Eppinger, S. D. (2015). Product Design and Development. McGraw-Hill.
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- Concurrent, Cross-Functional Collaboration
- The exposure of technical, operational, and commercial conflicts during design phase rather than during production or launch
This sourceStandard product-development textbook formalizing concurrent engineering as parallel specification of product and process during the design phase via cross-functional teams, with conflicts surfaced before production.
- The exposure of technical, operational, and commercial conflicts during design phase rather than during production or launch
- Design for Implementation
- The distinction between design-for-standard-implementation (optimizing for the implementation system that will actually be used) and design-for-flexible-implementation (leaving implementation options open to be decided later)
This sourceFrames Design-for-X (manufacturability, assembly, serviceability, sustainability, cost) as design criteria weighted against function and aesthetics, with explicit trade-offs and standard-vs-flexible implementation choices.
- The distinction between design-for-standard-implementation (optimizing for the implementation system that will actually be used) and design-for-flexible-implementation (leaving implementation options open to be decided later)
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