Online Collaborative Environments in the Creative Process of Product Development for Engineering Students

Magal-Royo, Teresa; Jorda-Albiñana, Begoña; Río, J. González del; Ampuero‐Canellas, Olga; Gimenez-López, J.L.

doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2012.08.223

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“…Web 3.0, the semantic Web, is about mass production and precise consumption. Social platform interactive enables internal and external interconnections and collaboration from all over the world and promotes the value creation process of organizations [61,62]. Research on social platforms in co-design has emerged in recent years, such as a web-based platform for collaborative product design, review, and evaluation [63]; the impact of social media on co-creation of innovation [55]; online communities for commercial software development [60,61]; social tools and technology research [40,64]; and customer integration in social media-based product and service development [65].…”

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Conceptualization and Research Progress on Web-Based Product Co-Design

Kang

Kang²,

Wen-Yin

2020

Informatics

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Web-based stakeholders’ participation in product co-design is an emerging business model for companies. However, research on user’s online involvement in product co-design is limited. In this paper, we investigated the three major interdisciplinary academic databases Web of Science, Scopus, and ScienceDirect (data collected in May 2020), with the aim of explaining the meaning, core concepts, historical roots, and research trends of co-design. A total of 39 of the deemed relevant studies were emphatically analyzed, systematically discusses the concept implication and development status of co-design, and the key points of web-based product co-design research, as well as the future research direction.

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