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Supply Chain Management - Final Exam with accurate detailed
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solutions
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Development Time - ✔✔New product development's span from the concept to high-volume
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manufacturing.
Repeatability - ✔✔The ability to build the new product or concept at volume - Consistent
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production, tolerance to mfg. variations.
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Testability - ✔✔The ability to quality check functions, diagnose problems - Non-value added
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activity, so should be easy and inexpensive.
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Serviceability - ✔✔The ability to take apart and repair the product - Ease or repair, critical
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for products expected to be repaired.
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Product Volume and Cost - ✔✔This stage in NPD determines process strategies, such as
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equipment, automation, and staffing, as well as level of customization and after-sales
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support.
Hidden Costs - ✔✔Costs concerning the # of Parts in a Product (handling, tracking),
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Engineering changes, and Transportation Costs (Logistics).
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Design Players - ✔✔-Engineering
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-Marketing
-Quality/Reliability Assurance ||
-Finance
-Designers
-Purchasing
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-Suppliers
Design for Manufacturability - ✔✔DFM - Design Approach
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Design for Maintainability - ✔✔DFMt - Design Approach that focuses on lone-term
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serviceability of the product. || || ||
Design for Six Sigma - ✔✔DFSS - Design Approach, focuses on achieving a high level of
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quality.
Design for Sustainability - ✔✔DFS - Design Approach
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Quality Function Deployment - ✔✔Turns the customer wants into technical specifications -
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Cross-reference customer wishes || ||
Modular Design - ✔✔Allows high level of customization, lower-cost advantage of higher
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volume for core components, easier assembly, facilitates servicing and repairs, and allows
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for upgrades.
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Design for Environment - ✔✔DFE - Design Approach, focuses on reducing the effects of the
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product/process and it's waste. || || ||
Projects - ✔✔Unique, goal-oriented ventures with a beginning and end, involving the
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coordinated undertaking of interrelated activities to meet established goals within
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parameters of cost, schedule and quality, and are of a finite duration
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Project Characteristics - ✔✔-Ad-hoc
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-Building blocks, strategies
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-Newest products/processes
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Supply Chain Management - Final Exam with accurate detailed
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solutions
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Development Time - ✔✔New product development's span from the concept to high-volume
|| || || || || || || || || || || ||
manufacturing.
Repeatability - ✔✔The ability to build the new product or concept at volume - Consistent
|| || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||
production, tolerance to mfg. variations.
|| || || ||
Testability - ✔✔The ability to quality check functions, diagnose problems - Non-value added
|| || || || || || || || || || || || ||
activity, so should be easy and inexpensive.
|| || || || || ||
Serviceability - ✔✔The ability to take apart and repair the product - Ease or repair, critical
|| || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||
for products expected to be repaired.
|| || || || ||
Product Volume and Cost - ✔✔This stage in NPD determines process strategies, such as
|| || || || || || || || || || || || || ||
equipment, automation, and staffing, as well as level of customization and after-sales
|| || || || || || || || || || || ||
support.
Hidden Costs - ✔✔Costs concerning the # of Parts in a Product (handling, tracking),
|| || || || || || || || || || || || || ||
Engineering changes, and Transportation Costs (Logistics).
|| || || || ||
Design Players - ✔✔-Engineering
|| || ||
-Marketing
-Quality/Reliability Assurance ||
-Finance
-Designers
-Purchasing
, 2
-Suppliers
Design for Manufacturability - ✔✔DFM - Design Approach
|| || || || || || ||
Design for Maintainability - ✔✔DFMt - Design Approach that focuses on lone-term
|| || || || || || || || || || || ||
serviceability of the product. || || ||
Design for Six Sigma - ✔✔DFSS - Design Approach, focuses on achieving a high level of
|| || || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||
quality.
Design for Sustainability - ✔✔DFS - Design Approach
|| || || || || || ||
Quality Function Deployment - ✔✔Turns the customer wants into technical specifications -
|| || || || || || || || || || || ||
Cross-reference customer wishes || ||
Modular Design - ✔✔Allows high level of customization, lower-cost advantage of higher
|| || || || || || || || || || || ||
volume for core components, easier assembly, facilitates servicing and repairs, and allows
|| || || || || || || || || || || ||
for upgrades.
||
Design for Environment - ✔✔DFE - Design Approach, focuses on reducing the effects of the
|| || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||
product/process and it's waste. || || ||
Projects - ✔✔Unique, goal-oriented ventures with a beginning and end, involving the
|| || || || || || || || || || || ||
coordinated undertaking of interrelated activities to meet established goals within
|| || || || || || || || || ||
parameters of cost, schedule and quality, and are of a finite duration
|| || || || || || || || || || ||
Project Characteristics - ✔✔-Ad-hoc
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-Building blocks, strategies
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-Newest products/processes
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