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The majority of design activities involve adapting a known solution to meet new requirements.
Therefore understanding the issue of engineering changes is of vital importance if
companies are to deliver product development projects on time and to budget. Making
a change to a product is, in most cases, a relatively simple process. However, unexpected
propagation of changes can occur. What may initially appear as a simple procedure
can dramatically turn into an expensive redesign that requires alterations to a wide
range of components. This paper investigates how product architecture influences change
propagation and uses a design case study to highlight the complexity of this issue
as faced by designers during product development. |
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Jarratt, T. A. W; Eckert, C. M. ; Clarkson, P. J. and Schwankl, L. (2002). Product
architecture and the propagation of engineering change. In: 7th International Design
Conference (Design 2002), 14-17 May 2002, Dubrovnik, Croatia, pp. 75–80. |
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Jarratt, T. A. W; Eckert, C. M. ; Clarkson, P. J. and Schwankl, L. (2002). Product
architecture and the propagation of engineering change. In: 7th International Design
Conference (Design 2002), 14-17 May 2002, Dubrovnik, Croatia, pp. 75–80. |
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Product architecture and the propagation of engineering change |
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