Engineering Change Management Concepts for Systems Modeling

Bock, Conrad; Feeney, Allison Barnard

doi:10.6028/nist.ir.7922

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“…System models can be build by using modelling languages which has inbuilt knowledge based approach for making decisions in computer manageable ways [67]. Modelling capabilities for engineering change includes (a) Change models which enable producers and users of specifications to easily find out how new specifications changed and effect on their tasks …”

Section: System Modelling and Language Support For Ecmmentioning

confidence: 99%

Engineering Changes in Product Design - A Review

Karthik

Reddy

2016

IOP Conf. Ser.: Mater. Sci. Eng.

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Abstract.Changes are fundamental to product development. Engineering changes are unavoidable and can arise at any phase of the product life cycle. The consideration of market requirements, customer/user feedbacks, manufacturing constraints, design innovations etc., turning them into viable products can be accomplished when product change is managed properly. In the early design cycle, informal changes are accepted. However, changes become formal when its complexity and cost increases, and as product matures. To maximize the market shares, manufacturers have to effectively and efficiently manage engineering changes by means of Configuration Control. The paper gives a broad overview about 'Engineering Change Management' (ECM) through configuration management and its implications in product design. The aim is to give an idea and understanding about the engineering changes in product design scenario to the new researchers. This paper elaborates the significant aspect of managing the engineering changes and the importance of ECM in a product life cycle.

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Section: System Modelling and Language Support For Ecmmentioning

confidence: 99%