Axiomatic design as support for decision-making in a design for manufacturing context: A case study

Gonçalves-Coelho, António; Mourão, António

doi:10.1016/j.ijpe.2006.11.002

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“…However, seldom research has reported the use of FAD for supplier selection. The FAD approach has been applied to handling various decision making problems, such as selection of transportation companies [11], Sustainability 2017, 9, 650 4 of 13 ranking of intercity bus passenger seats [60], choice of the most appropriate technology [61], selection the best alternatives among shipyards [62], selection of logistics tool [63], However, there are only a few applications of FAD in supply chain management [64].…”

Section: Green Supplier Selection Approachesmentioning

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Green Supplier Evaluation and Selection in Apparel Manufacturing Using a Fuzzy Multi-Criteria Decision-Making Approach

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Abstract:With the increasing environmental awareness, apparel manufacturers have begun to consider environmental issues in supplier evaluation and selection. It is crucial to assess suppliers based on their environmental performance along with other criteria for supplier selection. This paper addresses the green supplier evaluation and selection problem in global apparel manufacturing by developing a methodological framework for green supplier evaluation and selection based on the triple bottom line principle and a fuzzy multi-criteria decision-making (MCDM) model. First, a green supplier evaluation criteria hierarchy based on the triple bottom line principle is established based on comprehensive literature review, on-site investigation and policy analysis. Then, a fuzzy MCDM model is presented to evaluate and select the best material supplier. Finally, a sensitivity analysis is conducted to verify the effectiveness of the proposed framework. Results show that the proposed framework can handle green supplier evaluation and selection in apparel manufacturing effectively.

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Section: Green Supplier Selection Approachesmentioning

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Green Supplier Evaluation and Selection in Apparel Manufacturing Using a Fuzzy Multi-Criteria Decision-Making Approach

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“…Then, the designers seek to find the parameters of the model and specify an appropriate solution. Therefore, AD stipulates that the design process has four general domains, known as Customer Domain, Functional Domain, Physical Domain, and Process Domain [65][66][67]. In a sequential order, starting from Customer Domain, the Customer Attributes (CAs) should be defined, then the CAs should be mapped to the Functional Domain and translated into Functional Requirement (FRs).…”

Section: Axiomatic Design Theorymentioning

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An Architectural Solution for Virtual Computer Integrated Manufacturing Systems using ISO Standards

Delaram

Valilai

2018

Scientia Iranica

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Nowadays, manufacturing environments are faced with globalization which urges new necessities for manufacturing systems. These necessities have been considered from different perspectives and Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM) is the most popular and effective one. However, considering rapid rate of manufacturing globalization, traditional and current CIM solutions can be criticized by major deficiencies like high complexity for resource allocation over the globe, global facility sharing, and absence of an efficient way to handle lifecycle issues. Recently, Virtual CIM (VCIM) has been introduced as an effective solution to extend the traditional CIM solutions. This paper has investigated recent researches in VCIM/CIM field considering the necessities of todays' globalized manufacturing environment. The paper shows the lack of traditional and current CIM/VCIM solutions; then, proposes an effective solution to cover them. Because of the complexities in designing such systems, the paper exploits Axiomatic Design (AD) Theory as a promising tools in this field. This theory is applied for validation of the suggested architectural solution and verification of the implementational aspects. The implementation of the architectural solution is considered based on ISO standards. Finally, the results have approved the feasibility of the suggested solution for manufacturing system and its Implementation aspects.

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“…Such as Application of AD in: Design for manufacturing, e.g., [10][11][12]; Design for cost, e.g., [13]; Design for quality, e.g., [14]; Design for recycling, e.g., [15]; Design for human safety e.g., [2]; and etc.…”

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Applications of Axiomatic Design Theory in Design for Human Safety in Manufacturing Systems: A Literature Review

2017

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Abstract. Design for Human Safety (DfHS) is an approach to integrate knowledge of human safety in the design process. DfHS is multi-disciplinary in its nature, requiring many kinds of information and knowledge. Number of DfHS studies tried to apply Axiomatic Design (AD) to achieve their aims. The purpose of this paper is to review the literature on application of AD in DfHS in manufacturing systems and to propose a roadmap for future DfHS works. This paper examines the number and type of publications dealing with this context. The review covers papers published between 1990 (when AD was introduced first) and 2017. It is based on a range of combinations of the following keywords: "Axiomatic design" and "safety" or "accident" or "hazard" or risk". This review has identified 15 research topics that were clustered into three main research groups: (1) application of AD in ergonomic design; (2) application of AD in human-computer interaction; and (3) application of AD in integrating safety systematically in design process. The authors also tried to identify which axiom of AD has been used in these researches.

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Axiomatic design as support for decision-making in a design for manufacturing context: A case study

Cited by 90 publications

References 1 publication

Green Supplier Evaluation and Selection in Apparel Manufacturing Using a Fuzzy Multi-Criteria Decision-Making Approach

Green Supplier Evaluation and Selection in Apparel Manufacturing Using a Fuzzy Multi-Criteria Decision-Making Approach

An Architectural Solution for Virtual Computer Integrated Manufacturing Systems using ISO Standards

Applications of Axiomatic Design Theory in Design for Human Safety in Manufacturing Systems: A Literature Review

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