A Systematic Framework to Integrate TRIZ Into DFSS for New Product Development

Amer, Yousef; Ong, Mariel Sheryn B.; Al‐Zuheri, Atiya; Doan, Linh Thi Truc; Tran, Duy Phu

doi:10.1109/icsse.2019.8823117

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“…This can be attained by integrating lean thinking, design thinking and TRIZ (theory of inventive problem-solving) approach within the DFSS framework for both product and service development. This will ensure innovative solution by elimination of NVA (non-value added) activity during the product development process and assists in establishing patents for the company (Amer et al, 2019;Gremyr and Fouquet, 2012;Noronha et al, 2019;Wang et al, 2016).…”

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Ten commandments for successful implementation of Design for Six Sigma

Gijo

Bhat²,

Antony

et al. 2021

TQM

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PurposeThis article aims to provide Design for Six Sigma (DFSS) practitioners, researchers and academicians with Ten Commandments to successfully deploy projects.Design/methodology/approachThe commandments are the brainchild of four authors' experience and expertise for more than 15 years of DFSS deployment in the spectrum of fields as a consultant, researcher, academic and Master Black Belt in Six Sigma and general quality management and engineering disciplines. Thus ascertained commandments were validated and classified through the “Delphi Study” to ensure its applicability.FindingsThe Ten Commandments from authors' perspective include: alignment of DFSS with organisational strategy; top management support and involvement; listening to the voice of the customers (VOC); effective training programme for right project teams; project selection and prioritisation; linking DFSS with ISO international standards; linking DFSS with organisational learning and innovation; linking DFSS with the 4th Industrial Revolution; effective use of DFSS methodology and the integrated tools within the methodology and reward and recognition schemes.Research limitations/implicationsThe commandments presented in this article are the authors' personal experience in different industrial scenarios and settings and demographical locations. The authors are planning to conduct a longitudinal survey to understand further insights of these commandments with the input of several DFSS Black Belts and Master Black Belts, academicians and leading researchers from various countries.Originality/valueAll the organisation's stakeholders can use this article as general guidelines to ensure effective deployment of the DFSS approach.

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Section: Use Of Dfss Methodology and The Integrated Tools Within The Methodologymentioning

confidence: 99%

Ten commandments for successful implementation of Design for Six Sigma

Gijo

Bhat²,

Antony

et al. 2021

TQM

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“…For instance, Tao et al [13] have suggested the integration of big digital data application into the new engineering product development process that focuses on physical design manifestation of intended functions of the product. Another example of functional-focused new product development method in the engineering field is the study of Amer et al [14] that proposes the integration of the design for six sigma concepts in new product development process in order to derive the best design solution through performance capability. Moreover, there are many engineering product development strategies that are more inclined towards design functional focus such as development of agile products [15] and sustainable products [16].…”

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A comprehensive 7M IoT adoption model-a lifecycle shift paradigm

Ibrahim¹,

Romli²,

Arep³

et al. 2021

IJATEE

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One of the primary issues with many product design and development processes today is to have a good balance between the elements of form and function. While all products must be able to perform their intended functions, considerations of aesthetic features are also necessary for them to be accepted as a good quality design. However, most available design and development processes of engineering products have been more focused on achieving the functional aspects and tend to treat the aesthetic aspects as less crucial features. This approach has led to many failed functional products in the market as their physical design lacks appealing factors to the targeted customers. To improve the situation, a new product design and development framework is proposed in this study to better facilitate designers or engineers in creating an all -rounded quality product design. This new method is developed based on the findings from conducted survey among engineeringstudents, who are future product design engineers, to identify and resolve issues with current methods that they use for their design tasks. All in all, the new proposed method is essentially tailored to offer a comprehensive guide for developing beautiful and useful products based on semantics design approach.

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“…DFSS provides a data-driven process to optimize product design and performance through steps like Define, Measure, Analyze, Design, and Verify (Dzulinski et al, 2022;Veronicah et al, 2017;Yanamandra & Alzoubi, 2022). In contrast, TRIZ method provides a different set of tools and practices that enforces creativity in problemsolving (Amer et al, 2019). TRIZ offers a toolkit of creative problem-solving techniques to enable innovation, such as the 40 Inventive Principles and Ideality metric (Souchkov, 2018).…”

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Optimizing New Product Development through a Systematic Integration of Design for Six Sigma (DFSS) and Theory of Inventive Problem Solving (TRIZ)

Amer,

Thi Truc Doan,

Thi Bich Chau Vo

2023

OSCM: An Int. Journal

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Companies must navigate the ever-evolving customer demands, technological advancements, and environmental and social considerations in today's dynamic market to develop innovative, high-quality products. Success requires understanding, prioritizing customer needs, exceeding expectations, and adopting a systematic and comprehensive approach. This paper proposes an advanced process for new product development by integrating the Theory of Inventive Problem Solving (TRIZ) with the existing Design for Six Sigma (DFSS) methodology. A case study of the design of teabags is presented to demonstrate the effectiveness of this framework. This study introduces a unique approach that integrates TRIZ tools within the DFSS methodology, leveraging DFSS as the structural foundation while harnessing TRIZ to stimulate creativity and innovation. This integration enhances product design by strategically applying TRIZ tools within specific stages, providing a novel perspective distinct from conventional DFSS practices. The result shows that companies can better understand their customers' needs using this integrated approach and create innovative, high-quality products that exceed expectations.

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A Systematic Framework to Integrate TRIZ Into DFSS for New Product Development

Cited by 4 publications

References 9 publications

Ten commandments for successful implementation of Design for Six Sigma

Ten commandments for successful implementation of Design for Six Sigma

A comprehensive 7M IoT adoption model-a lifecycle shift paradigm

Optimizing New Product Development through a Systematic Integration of Design for Six Sigma (DFSS) and Theory of Inventive Problem Solving (TRIZ)

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