Application of fuzzy quality function deployment for sustainable design of consumer electronics products: a case study

Vinodh, S.; Manjunatheshwara, K. J.; Sundaram, Sivasankari; Kirthivasan, Vishwesh

doi:10.1007/s10098-016-1296-7

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“…Some papers focused on specific approaches of QM towards sustainability such as Toyota Production System [57], Lean management [59,66], and Quality Function Deployment [67][68][69]. Bergenwall et al [57] compared the TPS principles and TPS implementation by American automakers, and discussed how the TPS process designs would impact on three dimensions of sustainability in the cross-cases.…”

Section: Research On Quality Management and Sustainability Performancementioning

confidence: 99%

“…Besides, Quality Function Deployment has been proposed as an ideal tool to design sustainable products. Vinodh et al [68] adopted a fuzzy Quality Function Deployment in design of electronic products. After determining customer requirements, sustainability parameters and sustainability tools by reviewing the literature, the study developed a house of quality that presents the interrelationship among customer requirements, sustainability parameters and tools.…”

Section: Research On Quality Management and Sustainability Performancementioning

confidence: 99%

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Contribution of Quality Management Practices to Sustainability Performance of Vietnamese Firms

2018

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This study seeks to investigate the relationship between quality management practices and sustainability performance as well as the moderating effects from quality management implementation timeline, type of industry, and firm size on this relationship. Data were collected from enterprises in Vietnam from July 2016 to March 2017. Based on a sample of 144 valid responses, empirical results indicate that quality management practices have mixed impacts on economic performance and environmental performance, while show positive impact on social performance. The results found four quality management practices that have significantly positive impact on sustainability performance: top management support for quality management, design for quality, quality data and reporting, and continuous improvement. These practices could be considered as critical quality management factors that significantly contribute to sustainability goals. Furthermore, the study found significant moderating effects of three contextual factors on the relationship between quality management practices and sustainability performance. The study enriches the literature on quality management and sustainability management, and offers some important insights into efficient allocation of resources to achieve sustainability goals.

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Section: Research On Quality Management and Sustainability Performancementioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Research On Quality Management and Sustainability Performancementioning

confidence: 99%

Contribution of Quality Management Practices to Sustainability Performance of Vietnamese Firms

2018

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“…Lin et al [39] introduce an integrative framework of the Kano model into the fuzzy QFD for Taiwanese Ban-Doh banquet culture. Vinodh et al [40] apply the fuzzy QFD to the sustainable design of consumer electronic products. Following these ideas, this study uses fuzzy numbers to replace crisp values in matrix operations to enhance the reliability of results for objective measurement.…”

Section: Fuzzy Quality Function Deploymentmentioning

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Integrating Evaluation Grid Method and Fuzzy Quality Function Deployment to New Product Development

Kang

Yang

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Mathematical Problems in Engineering

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The success of a new product is usually determined not by whether it includes high-end technology, but by whether it meets consumer expectations, especially key Kansei demands. This article aims to evaluate attractive factors (Kansei words) and convert them to design elements to make products stand out in the global competition. The evaluation grid method (EGM) is an important research method of Miryoku engineering. The method can build qualitative relations among consumers’ attractive factors and design elements. The quality function deployment (QFD) is a quantitative method which converts customer requirements into engineering characteristics using the House of Quality Matrix. The QFD together with the concept of fuzziness can objectively measure questionnaires made by experts. Accordingly, this paper proposes a systematic approach that integrates the EGM together with the fuzzy QFD for the development of new products. The fuzzy Kano model combined with the fuzzy analytic hierarchy process (AHP) is developed to determine the priority of the development of attractive factors. This empirical study uses minicars as an example to verify the feasibility and validity of the approach. The results are expected to help designers to increase design efficiency and improve consumer satisfaction of new products.

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“…Consequently, to apply the fuzzy logic for the first two HoQs, we adapted the conversion values proposed by Vinodh et al (2017) as shown in Table 1. More in detail, to transform the crisp CRs' importance ratings and relationships scores into fuzzy numbers, the use of triangular fuzzy numbers (TFNs) (Kaharaman et al, 2006) was considered.…”

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A fuzzy-QFD approach for the enhancement of work equipment safety: a case study in the agriculture sector

Fargnoli

Lombardi

Haber

2018

IJRS

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Application of fuzzy quality function deployment for sustainable design of consumer electronics products: a case study

Cited by 28 publications

References 26 publications

Contribution of Quality Management Practices to Sustainability Performance of Vietnamese Firms

Contribution of Quality Management Practices to Sustainability Performance of Vietnamese Firms

Integrating Evaluation Grid Method and Fuzzy Quality Function Deployment to New Product Development

A fuzzy-QFD approach for the enhancement of work equipment safety: a case study in the agriculture sector

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