IDGL, an interaction design framework based on systematic innovation and quality function deployment

Filippi, Stefano; Barattin, Daniela

doi:10.1007/s12008-014-0231-6

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“…This study suggests that additional pillars should be constructed based on the following groups: 1) Validation of the product's requirements: This pillar should contain all the methods that are aiming to validate the correctness of the decisions that translate the customer needs into product characteristics and later specifications. Methods such QFD, TRIZ, AHP and other similar methods are able to provide a robust approach on which Key Characteristics (KCs) will be defined for the product and link the selection of those KCs with the users' expectations (Chin, Zheng and Wei, 2003;Filippi and Barattin, 2016). Other methods in later stages will be able to provide guidelines on how and which of those KCs will be transformed into Key Control Characteristics (KCCs) during the manufacturing stage.…”

Section: Verification and Validation Pillars For Plm Approachmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Modern manufacturing is struggling to cope with globalisation, product customisation and the continuously decreasing time to market (Maropoulos and Ceglarek, 2010;Filippi and Barattin, 2016). Practices that promote the 'make it correct the first time' approach are becoming increasingly important, especially in product design, which can be an extremely timeconsuming process .…”

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Verification and validation: a novel product lifecycle management-based approach

Karkasinas

Rentizelas

2019

IJPLM

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This work sets out to provide clarity on the current use of Verification and Validation (V&V) practices across the product's lifecycle and proposes a novel product lifecycle managementbased V&V approach. By systematically analysing the literature, stages, scope, methods and techniques used for V&V were investigated, leading to classification and clustering of the V&V methods or techniques from the product's lifecycle perspective. The analysis revealed that V&V are not currently addressed as lifecycle processes, they are largely absent from the post-production phases and provided insights on how V&V can be applied across the product's lifecycle by proposing a novel Product Lifecycle Management-based (PLM) approach for V&V. This paper is the first to map the 'as is' V&V practices across the product's lifecycle and supports the engineers and academics on how V&V processes can be applied beyond the internal organizational boundaries by developing a PLM based approach for V&V.

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Section: Verification and Validation Pillars For Plm Approachmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Verification and validation: a novel product lifecycle management-based approach

Karkasinas

Rentizelas

2019

IJPLM

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“…It is a "solution concept" that still has to be validated. Filippi and Daniela [19], showed that TRIZ aspects can be completed with other methods like quality function deployment (GFD) to have an interaction design guide.…”

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TRIZ theory and case based reasoning: synergies and oppositions

Houssin

Renaud

Coulibaly

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Int J Interact Des Manuf

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A few years after TRIZ appearance in highly industrialized countries, many experts in Case Based Reasoning pointed out potential similarities between both approaches. Later on, research activities have been conducted and publications appeared on this subject. This paper presents the results of an in depth study of the roots of both approaches, from the point of view of their philosophy and the scope of their relevant action. After several tests and investigations, we arrived to the point that each approach weakens the other if any of the two let the other govern its conduction. The paper discusses this claim and provides some potential directions for new research in this area.

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“…Otherwise, products are not acceptable even though they are of well-designed and -developed [11]. e focus of product innovation has been shifting from technology to user experience and HCI in that sense [12].…”

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Analyzing the Synergy between HCI and TRIZ in Product Innovation through a Systematic Review of the Literature

Chen

Kamarudin

Yan

2021

Advances in Human-Computer Interaction

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The boundary between tangible and digital products is getting more fused while rapidly evolving systems for interaction require novel processes that allow for rapidly developed designs, evaluations, and interaction strategies to facilitate efficient and unique user interactions with computer systems. Accordingly, the literature suggests combining creativity enhancement tools or methods with human-computer interaction (HCI) design. The TRIZ base of knowledge appears to be one of the viable options, as shown in the fragmental indications reported in well-acknowledged design textbooks. The goal of this paper is to present a systematic review of the literature to identify and analyze the published approaches and recommendations to support the synergy between HCI and TRIZ from the perspective of product innovation related to HCI, with the aim of providing a first comprehensive classification and discussing about observable differences and gaps. The method followed is the guidelines related to systematic literature review methods. As results, out of 444 initial results, only 17 studies reported the outcomes of the synergy between HCI and TRIZ. The 7 of these studies explored the feasibility of the combination of HCI and TRIZ. The 10 studies attempted to combine and derive approaches in these two fields, and the outcomes defined 3 different integration strategies between HCI and TRIZ. Some conclusions achieved are that the generic solutions to support the synergy between HCI and TRIZ are still rare in the literature. The extraction and combination of different tools caused the randomization of the evaluation criteria, and the performance of the proposals has not been comprehensively evaluated. However, the findings can help inform future developments and provide valuable information about the benefits and drawbacks of different approaches.

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IDGL, an interaction design framework based on systematic innovation and quality function deployment

Cited by 9 publications

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Verification and validation: a novel product lifecycle management-based approach

Verification and validation: a novel product lifecycle management-based approach

TRIZ theory and case based reasoning: synergies and oppositions

Analyzing the Synergy between HCI and TRIZ in Product Innovation through a Systematic Review of the Literature

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