Value Driven Design — an Initial Study Applied to Novel Aerospace Components in Rolls-Royce plc

Cheung, Julie; Scanlan, James P.; Wiseall, Steve

doi:10.1007/978-1-84800-972-1_23

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“…In spite of some authors [29] claiming VDD to be crossfunctional, existing case studies (e.g., [16] [17]) are deeply engineering focused. The value of a "system" is calculated on the basis of the technical performances of the hardware, while service aspects and managerial implications are poorly, or not at all, considered in the value models.…”

Section: Extending Vdd To Meet Lpsdmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The Evaluate arc requires the development of a system value model, often conceived as a long-term profitability model. Despite being a fairly new concept, VDD is increasingly discussed within the Systems Engineering community, and different examples of its application are proposed [16] [17]. The major reason is that VDD can be exploited to highlight dimensions that add value from a system-level perspective, avoiding the trap of focusing only on the nearest customer and targeting 'local' optimal solutions [26].…”

Section: A Model-based Approach For "Value" Quantification As Promotementioning

confidence: 99%

“…Several research efforts, mainly in the aerospace domain (e.g. [16] [17]), have focused on design methodologies that use the concept of "value" as a means to manage such complexity. These efforts fall under the umbrella term of Value Driven Design (VDD) [18].…”

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confidence: 99%

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Introducing value driven design in engineering education: teaching the use of value models in preliminary design

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Methods and approaches for teaching engineering disciplines are evolving to adapt to the needs of companies and society. Engineering Design is one of the areas most influenced by such changes and constantly striving to develop more effective and efficient strategies to prepare the soon-to-be engineers to face the challenges of a real working environment. This paper presents an approach used to teach the use of value models for concept trade-off in the preliminary design phase, in line with the industrial challenges highlighted by the literature on Value Driven Design. The approach is based on realistic design sessions assigning to master students a value assessment challenge. The paper describes the rationale of the approach, its set-up, and a validation activity run to compare the performances of the students with those of industrial practitioners. The results of the study show that the students taking part in the design sessions can produce results that do not statistically differ from those of industrial practitioners. Moreover, the students' self-reflection on the achievement of the intended learning outcomes show a high satisfaction toward the achievement of the educational objectives.

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Value Driven Design — an Initial Study Applied to Novel Aerospace Components in Rolls-Royce plc

Cited by 4 publications

References 11 publications

Expanding Value Driven Design to Meet Lean Product Service Development

Expanding Value Driven Design to Meet Lean Product Service Development

Value-driven design for product families: a new approach for estimating value and a novel industry case study

Introducing value driven design in engineering education: teaching the use of value models in preliminary design

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