An approach to conceptual and embodiment design within a new product development lifecycle framework
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An approach to conceptual and embodiment design within a new product development lifecycle frameworkFecha de publicación
2016Editor
Taylor & FrancisISSN
0020-7543; 1366-588XCita bibliográfica
VILA, Carlos; ALBIÑANA, Juan Carlos. An approach to conceptual and embodiment design within a new product development lifecycle framework. International Journal of Production Research, 2016, vol. 54, no 10, p. 2856-2874Tipo de documento
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The design of new innovative products is the result of an accurate and precise management of knowledge sources all over its life cycle, such as technology, market, competitors and suppliers. The work contributes with ... [+]
The design of new innovative products is the result of an accurate and precise management of knowledge sources all over its life cycle, such as technology, market, competitors and suppliers. The work contributes with a framework that shows how the knowledge sources influence in the state-of-the-art and market needs so that they become opportunities for innovating products addressing the whole product life cycle. It provides a systematic path from the early generation of ideas to the production of a new product proposal. Through a deep analysis of previous research works of new product innovation life cycle development frameworks and linking it with knowledge management, strategic planning and scorecards, we came out with a structured contribution. The result considers the concurrent activities and its relationships all the way through the product life cycle that can help in creativity and innovation, combined with a process management proposal. Managing the sources of knowledge in highly dynamic markets and technologies is one of the major difficulties involved in innovative products design and development. The emerging knowledge from external sources is confronted with organisation internal knowledge and experience in order to achieve the first product correct. [-]
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