Sequential testing in product development.¶
Thomke, S., & Bell, D. E. (2001). Sequential testing in product development. Management Science, 47(2), 308-323.
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- Design for Lifecycle Adaptability
- A common failure is either requiring complete system upgrades (losing the benefit of staged adaptation) to avoid version-mismatch complexity, or implementing staged upgrades with insufficient version management, creating fragile mixed-version systems
This sourceMathematical model of the optimal timing, frequency, and fidelity of sequential tests, balancing rising redesign cost against test cost and inter-test correlation across stages.
- A common failure is either requiring complete system upgrades (losing the benefit of staged adaptation) to avoid version-mismatch complexity, or implementing staged upgrades with insufficient version management, creating fragile mixed-version systems
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