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Dependency structure matrix modelling for human resource allocation
Albers, A.; Breitschuh, J.; Lohmeyer, Q. // 2012
A key challenge of today’s multi-project management lies in an effective and efficient allocation of limited resources. Especially the allocation of human resources determines informational ...
DESCRIPTIVE MODEL FOR INTERPRETING INNOVATIVE DESIGN
Zhang, Q.; Deniaud, I.; Caillaud, E.; Baron, C. // 2012
The complexity and uncertainty of innovative design require a comprehensive model to understand the process. In this paper, we introduce a descriptive model of innovative design. We construct the ...
Design and Control of a Prosthetic Knee for Transfemoral Amputation
Taga, Ö.; Yaman, K.; Ye, K.K. // 2012
In this study, transfemoral amputations and prosthetic knees evolved for transfemoral amputations are investigated and the electronic control unit of prosthetic knees is designed. The first stages of ...
Design and Emotions: A Design Method Based on Neurosciences
Maiocchi, M.; Pillan, M. // 2012
Many neuroscience studies put in evidence that emotions are physical conditions related to the effects of different neurotransmitters on many body organs, as a result of stimuli received by the ...
Design and evaluation of a concept for storing thermal energy
Andersson, Kjell; Bhandari, Kaviresh; Chamoun, Simon; Engel, Katrin // 2012
Thermal energy storage technology is a promising power source for peak-power requirements in automotive applications as well as for small-scale combined heat-and-power generation. This paper reports ...
Design and Social Innovation in Vulnerable Communities
Mejia, Luis; Betancourt, Maria Clara // 2012
Industrial Design’s responsibility is to design friendly environments for users that minimize the impact of proposed solutions ensuring that these will be regenerative and that they will give back ...
Design Briefs: Is there a Standard?
Jones, Wyn M.; Haugen Askland, Hedda // 2012
The brief is an essential part of the design process and marks the beginning of any design project, both within the realms of education and practice. It is used to help the designer to understand the ...
Design Cognition Differences When Using Structured and Unstructured Concept Generation Creativity Techniques
Gero, J. S.; Jiang, H.; Williams, C. B. // 2012
This paper presents the results of measuring and comparing design cognition while using different creativity techniques for concept generation in collaborative engineering design settings. Eleven ...
Design Competence in ICT Education
Gulden, Tore; Sandnes, Frode Eika; Habib, Laurence // 2012
The new discrimination law in Norway requires new products and environments to be developed in such a way that they can be used by as many people as possible. In response to this legislation the ...
Design Education: Empirical Investigations of Design Theory in Practice in Specific Context
Boruah, Dipanka; Das, Dr. Amarendra Kumar // 2012
The present extent and content of designers’ work has changed from those in the past. Green and Bonollo mention seven phases in the product development process. The global market becoming ...
Design Fixations Among Information Design Students: What has been Seen Cannot be Unseen
Andersson, Carina Aina Kristina; Eriksson, Yvonne; Frank, Lasse; Nicholl, B.A. // 2012
This research explores the phenomenon of design fixation by studying undergraduate design students undertaking an information product design problem. The research is based on a case study, with 64 ...
Design for Adaptability Identifying Potential for Improvement on an Architecture Basis
Kissel, Maximilian; Schrieverho_, Phillip; Lindemann, Udo // 2012
Adaptability provides additional value to stakeholders over the whole life-cycle. But the systematic design of product life-cycle properties into complex systems constitutes an ambiguous task. Design ...
Design for adoptability – Support of upgrade strategies to react to evolving stakeholder needs and requirements
Schrieverhoff, P.; Lindemann, U. // 2012
All systems and products are designed to fulfil the needs and requirements of their stakeholders. Those needs evolve over time, though, and thus products that can be adapted to altered demands and ...
Design for End of Life: A Design Methodology for the Early Stages of an Innovation Process
Peeters, Jef R.; Dewulf // 2012
The first phases of the engineering design process, such as the problem definition, the information gathering and the idea generation phase, are commonly considered as important steps in product ...
DESIGN FOR GENDER – A NEW PERSPECTIVE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF MACHINES
Hehenberger, P.; Cojocaru, E.; Ernst, W. // 2012
As we know, in most European countries design people from the industrial sector are predominantly male and consequently, the requirements for a new product are defined by men during the design ...
DESIGN FOR HUMAN - VIRTUAL ENGINEERING IS A MEDIA FOR KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER
Leino, S. -P.; Pulkkinen, A. // 2012
Aim of our research is to develop support for better human-machine system design. The fundamental idea of the support introduced in this paper is based on virtual engineering based knowledge transfer ...
DESIGN FOR INNOVATION
Cantamessa,M.; Cascini ,G.; Montagna, F. // 2012
The paper proposes “Design for Innovation” as a new perspective for design aimed at addressing the multi-actor contexts of the innovation adoption and diffusion processes. Four areas should ...
DESIGN FOR MOBILITY - A METHODICAL APPROACH
Schmidt, J.; Krüger, D.; Eilmus ,S.; Paetzold ,K.; Wartzack ,S.; Krause, D. // 2012
This contribution describes a framework for the development of mobility supporting products. The holistic approach combines known methods for user integration, digital human modeling and handling ...
Design for Sustainable Behaviour in Design Education
Boks, Casper; Zachrisson Daae, Johannes // 2012
This paper reports on how Design for Sustainable Behaviour has been integrated in a design course. Based on a teaching philosophy aiming to provide students with a holistic view on design, and ...
Design for Value Chain An Integration of Value Chain Requirements into the Product Development Process
Brosch, Max; Beckmann, Gregor; Griesbach, Marc; Dalhofer, Jorg; Krause, Dieter // 2012
Various factors like an increase of the product variety lead to an increase in complexity both at the level of product and the level of the value chain design. A study has identified the need to ...
Design Led Innovation
Childs, Peter; Leon, Nicholas; Runcie, Carolyn // 2012
For the last three years a course has been offered to MEng students in their third or fourth year of studies called Design Led Innovation and New Venture Creation. The rationale for offering the ...
DESIGN METHOD FOR MODULAR PRODUCT-SERVICE SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
Kimita ,K.; Shimomura, Y. // 2012
For achieving a successful product-service system (PSS), stakeholders have to cope with dynamic changes, such as resources, market demands and so on. However, addressing the changes requires much ...
DESIGN OF ROBUST SERVICE OPERATIONS USING CYBERNETIC PRINCIPLES AND SIMULATION
Wynn, D. C.; Cassidy, S.; Clarkson, P. J. // 2012
Information flows in a service organisation allow business units to co-ordinate their response to changes in the operating environment. Processes and interactions can be designed so that the right ...
DESIGN RE-THINKING: FROM ITALIAN RENAISSANCE TO STRATEGIC DESIGN ARCHITECTURE
Faroughi ,A.; Faroughi ,R. // 2012
In this work a new strategic design concept, which organizes and manages complexity and change, is presented. Along the lines of the Italian composer Giuseppe Verdi, the paper first analyzes the past ...
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.