2015
DOI: 10.1080/09544828.2015.1112366
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A systematic adaptable platform architecture design methodology for early product development

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“…In this sense, several studies focus on the themes presented by these dimensions, among which are knowledge management (Li, Pehlken, Qian, & Hong, 2016; Jia, Kang, & Gao, 2016), market strategy (Chao & Chen-Hao, 2015; Haverila, 2010), project strategy (Yang, 2012) and interorganizational strategies (Yan & Azadegan, 2017) as success factors for NPD. From a systemic approach, Cooper (2019) revisited the successful drivers of NPD and organized NPD information in a structure with three levels.…”
Section: New Product Development Practicesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this sense, several studies focus on the themes presented by these dimensions, among which are knowledge management (Li, Pehlken, Qian, & Hong, 2016; Jia, Kang, & Gao, 2016), market strategy (Chao & Chen-Hao, 2015; Haverila, 2010), project strategy (Yang, 2012) and interorganizational strategies (Yan & Azadegan, 2017) as success factors for NPD. From a systemic approach, Cooper (2019) revisited the successful drivers of NPD and organized NPD information in a structure with three levels.…”
Section: New Product Development Practicesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…From a technical point of view, Li et al [134] proposed a two-stage manufacturing method for adaptive products. In the first stage, they used the variety index and change propagation category, and used visual fuzzy clustering to cluster the acquired modules into standardized and flexible modules.…”
Section: Product/service Adaptabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These proposed adaptable product platforms include unconfigured modules, alternative modules, and parameterized modules, which provides adaptability to meet changing requirements through the reuse of unconfigured modules, the configuration of alternative modules, and the parametric variant design of parameterized modules. Similarly, Li et al (2016) and Cheng et al (2017) also propose an adaptable product platform to handle the changing customer requirements of complex products, which consists of common modules and adaptable modules.…”
Section: Adaptable Product Platformmentioning
confidence: 99%