International Journal of Product Development

2004 - 2025

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Volume 3, issue 3/4, 2006

Design for Six Sigma in product development at Ford Motor Company in a case study on robust exhaust manifold design pp. 278-291

Frank Gerhorst, Ulrike Gromping, David Lloyd-Thomas and Faysal Khalaf

Robust Design Failure Mode and Effects Analysis in Designing for Six Sigma pp. 292-304

Khalid S. Mekki

MPP search method using limited radial importance sampling pp. 305-318

Mahmoud Awad, Nanua Singh and Agus Sudjianto

Complexity reduction in product design and development using Design for Six Sigma pp. 319-336

Mathew Thomas and Nanua Singh

DFSS for shift quality using full-vehicle ADAMS model pp. 337-348

Paul W. Erlandson

A simulation-based DFSS for a lean service system pp. 349-368

Raid Al-Aomar

Application of Design for Six Sigma to manufacturing process design at Ford PTO pp. 369-387

Rajeev Kalamdani and Faysal Khalaf

A multistate feature-based assembly model pp. 388-403

Toni Jabbour and Ghazi Asmar

An engineered testing strategy: part I: enhanced balance between analytic and hardware pp. 404-418

Faysal Khalaf

An engineered testing strategy: part II: axiomatic design approach for balanced strategy pp. 419-431

Faysal Khalaf

Analysing the dependencies between the Innovation Attributes in NPD using Design Structure Matrix – the I-DSM tool pp. 432-446

Nikolaos Bilalis and Emmanuel Maravelakis

3-Dimensional concurrent engineering: an illustration of its information entailments pp. 447-466

Andrew S. Thomas, Alison McKay and Alan De Pennington

Product development with a focus on attractive product expression: an analysis of case studies pp. 467-476

Josiena Gotzsch, Jean-Jacques Chanaron and David Birchall

Volume 3, issue 2, 2006

Measuring changes in software product line – an experience report pp. 123-142

Samuel A. Ajila and Antonio J. Bailetti

Product development strategy: a perspective of enterprises pp. 143-151

Mohamed Mamdouh Awny

Radical or not? Assessing innovativeness and its organisational implications for established firms pp. 152-166

Stefanie Bröring, Jens Leker and Saskia Ruhmer

Web-based tools for product development pp. 167-180

C.M. Chang

Project 'Kaveri' – an approach to concurrent product development pp. 181-190

Subrata Das and S.N. Ghosh

Technological acquisition processes in product development of large companies pp. 191-213

Marco Ferretti and Cristina Romano

Planning for new products in the extended enterprise: the automotive scenario pp. 214-231

Antonio Hidalgo

New Product Development Process (NPDP): updating the identification stage practices pp. 232-251

Laure Morel and Vincent Boly

Ordering creativity? Knowledge, creativity, and idea generation in the advertising industry pp. 252-262

Oded Nov and Matthew Jones

Action patterns taken in developing successfully marketed innovative products – the cases of machinery technology and material technology in Japan pp. 263-274

Keizo Sakurai and Masayuki Kondo

Volume 3, issue 1, 2006

Product development processes: from deterministic to probabilistic, Part I pp. 1-17

Faysal Khalaf and Kai Yang

Product development processes – from deterministic to probabilistic: a Design for 6-Sigma approach to lean product validation, Part II pp. 18-36

Faysal Khalaf and Kai Yang

Sustainability and Evolution Assessment (SEA) scheme in components and machineries pp. 37-55

N.P. Mahalik and Sang-Moon Soak

Incorporating integrated product development with technology road mapping for dynamism and innovation pp. 56-76

James A.W. Mulebeke and Li Zheng

Design for maintenance: basic concepts and review of literature pp. 77-121

Anoop Desai and Anil Mital

Volume 2, issue 4, 2005

CREAMS: a customer requirements elicitation and management system for product conceptualisation pp. 303-320

Wei Yan, Chun-Hsien Chen and Li Pheng Khoo

The process of user-innovation: a case study in a consumer goods setting pp. 321-338

Robert Tietz, Pamela D. Morrison, Christian Luthje and Cornelius Herstatt

Product family positioning based on customer value pp. 339-352

Yiyang Zhang and Jianxin Jiao

An integrated prototyping and knowledge representation procedure for customer-oriented product design pp. 353-370

Ming-Chyuan Lin and Lung-An Chen

Managing product identity through style recurrence pp. 371-385

Kuohsiang Chen and Cheng-Chen Shao

Injecting usability in m-commerce pp. 386-410

Yoon-Ping Chui, Stephen Siang-Guan Lee, Martin G. Helander, Jazmin Chong and Tangsakul Lawan

A case study on non-parametric design method in ODM collaborative product development pp. 411-434

Yongsheng Ma

Volume 2, issue 3, 2005

Knowledge representation for engineering design pp. 191-206

Ludger Schmidt and Holger Luczak

Information models for product representation: core and assembly models pp. 207-235

Sudarsan Rachuri, Mehmet Baysal, Utpal Roy, Sebti Foufou, Conrad Bock, Steven J. Fenves, Eswaran Subrahmanian, Kevin Lyons and Ram D. Sriram

The use of process specification language for cutting processes pp. 236-253

Laurent M. Deshayes, Omar El Beqqali and A. Bouras

The impact of just-in-time practices on new product development: a managerial perspective pp. 254-264

Mohammad Z. Meybodi

The effects of government subsidy measures on corporate R&D expenditure: a case study of the leading product development programme pp. 265-281

Day-Yang Liu and Lon-Fon Shieh

Integration mechanisms in "imitative" product development projects pp. 282-297

T. Ravichandran and T.R. Madanmohan

Volume 2, issue 1/2, 2005

Process and impact of product data management implementation pp. 5-23

P.M. Wognum and I.C. Kerssens-Van Drongelen

Towards an alternative foundation for managing product life-cycles in turbulent environments pp. 24-46

Lars Taxen and Daniel Svensson

Structuring of embodiment design problem based on the product lifecycle pp. 47-70

Dominique Scaravetti, Jean-Pierre Nadeau, Jerome Pailhes and Patrick Sebastian

Product lifecycle management: the new paradigm for enterprises pp. 71-84

Michael W. Grieves

Knowledge partitioning: a strategic approach to product lifecycle management pp. 85-108

Madhusudan Therani and Mohan Tanniru

Requirements on information technology for product lifecycle management pp. 109-122

Peter Denno and Thomas Thurman

Systems engineering in the product lifecycle pp. 123-137

Conrad Bock

A perspective on analytical prototype process pp. 138-154

Suren Dwivedi, Phanikanth Ranga, Ravi Lanka and Donald W. Lyons

An approach to configuring product family using rough set theory pp. 155-169

Bin Zhu and Pingyu Jiang

Strategy and market management of new product development and incremental innovation: evidence from Italian SMEs pp. 170-189

Giuseppe Calabrese, Mario Coccia and Secondo Rolfo