A systematic approach to situation-adequate mechatronic system development by ASD - Agile Systems Design

Albers, Albert; Heimicke, Jonas; Spadinger, Markus; Reiß, Nicolas; Breitschuh, Jan; Richter, Thilo; Bursac, Nikola; Marthaler, Florian

doi:10.1016/j.procir.2019.03.312

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“…The understanding of the cause-effect relationships in which the developer is involved in the process can be used to describe the mechanisms of development methods in detail. Furthermore, in the context of agile processes (Albers et al 2019), for example, principles of product development can be operationalized with regard to the stimulation or minimization of factor effects. The cause-effect relationships can be used in future research work to be consulted in method development or to better adapt the development context to the requirements of the developer.…”

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The Product Developer in the Centre of Product Development: A Systematic Literature Review on Describing Factors

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In the uncertain process of product development, the developer is decisively responsible for product success. He operates in a complex environment that directly influences his synthesis and analysis activities. The context of the socio-technical system of product development has already been extensively researched and defined by a large number of factors. However, the developer is described as part of the context and not as the centre, which means that many of these factors have no interaction with the developer. For the design of methods and tools that support the developer in his activities in the development process, a summarizing understanding of the influences on and by the developer is necessary. In order to create a unified understanding of the developer at the centre of product development, a Systematic Literature Review was conducted. In this article, the procedure and findings are presented. The aim was to identify factors from the literature that significantly influence the interaction of the developer in his environment. As a result, these were documented in a model, which represents the basis for further, human-centred research in the context of product development.

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Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Product Developer in the Centre of Product Development: A Systematic Literature Review on Describing Factors

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Heimicke²,

Spadinger³

et al. 2019

Proc. Int. Conf. Eng. Des.

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“…Taking the necessity of using technical knowledge in development projects into account, this contribution uses the approach of ASD-Agile Systems Design [16]. ASD-Agile Systems Design is a "holistic, structuring approach for the agile development of mechatronic systems, the associated product strategy, validation systems and production systems, consisting of principles, methods and processes of PGE-Product Generation Engineering" [17].…”

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“…ASD-Agile Systems Design is a "holistic, structuring approach for the agile development of mechatronic systems, the associated product strategy, validation systems and production systems, consisting of principles, methods and processes of PGE-Product Generation Engineering" [17]. This approach includes nine basic principles for the agile development of mechatronic systems [16]:…”

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“…Further, it contains a model for implementing the appropriate degree of agility at different process levels in line with the situation and demand. In this model, various development methods that are recommended to the developer team according to the respective development situation [16]. ASD-Agile Systems Design is based on the explanatory model of PGE-Product Generation Engineering.…”

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“…Thus, ASD-Agile Systems Design enables the implementation of a situation-and demand-oriented degree of agility at different process levels, depending on the respective planning stability. This forces a resourceefficient procedure in development [16].…”

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A systematic approach to situation-adequate mechatronic system development by ASD - Agile Systems Design

Cited by 46 publications

References 27 publications

The Product Developer in the Centre of Product Development: A Systematic Literature Review on Describing Factors

The Product Developer in the Centre of Product Development: A Systematic Literature Review on Describing Factors

A guideline for modelling relations of embodiment and function in agile development

Methodical Approaches for Engineering Complex Systems

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