2019
DOI: 10.1504/jdr.2019.105757
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Using models as boundary objects in early design negotiations: analysis and implications for decision support systems

Abstract: Using models as boundary objects in early design negotiations: analysis and implications for decision support systems

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“…This reflects the need to generate guidelines on how to best interact with the environment without the need for expert knowledge. At the same time robustness and speed of execution are also main challenges: failing in providing almost instantaneous feedback to a decision-making team might compromise the effectiveness of the models to work as a "boundary object", thus acting as a support for facilitating discussions and negotiations between diverse stakeholders from different backgrounds to negotiate value contributions in the light of design changes (Panarotto et al, 2019). From another angle, the verification activities run with the partner companies have highlighted the need for the measurement of a Model Maturity Level (MML) as a promising concept to deal with the uncertainty of the knowledge base in early PSS design.…”
Section: Iced21mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This reflects the need to generate guidelines on how to best interact with the environment without the need for expert knowledge. At the same time robustness and speed of execution are also main challenges: failing in providing almost instantaneous feedback to a decision-making team might compromise the effectiveness of the models to work as a "boundary object", thus acting as a support for facilitating discussions and negotiations between diverse stakeholders from different backgrounds to negotiate value contributions in the light of design changes (Panarotto et al, 2019). From another angle, the verification activities run with the partner companies have highlighted the need for the measurement of a Model Maturity Level (MML) as a promising concept to deal with the uncertainty of the knowledge base in early PSS design.…”
Section: Iced21mentioning
confidence: 99%