Instrumento para identificação das necessidades do consumidor no processo de desenvolvimento do design: um estudo ilustrado com o projeto de um automóvel

Grzebieluckas, Cleci; Buson, Marcos Albuquerque; Queiroz, Shirley Gomes; Ensslin, Leonardo; Ensslin, Sandra Rolim; Nickel, Elton Moura; Balbim, Alceu Junior

doi:10.1590/s0104-530x2011000200009

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“…Na análise das ferramentas utilizadas pelas pesquisas verificasse que 18 artigos são os próprios autores que formulam o modelo ou ferramenta para avaliar a gestão no processo de desenvolvimento de produtos. Com destaque para os trabalhos de FERNANDINO; OLIVEIRA, (2010), DROGUETT;MOSLEH, (2006), GRZEBIELUCKAS et at., (2011), NICKEL et al, (2010), NORONHA et al, (2014, SEGISMUNDO; MIGUEL, (2014) e PAULA; MELLO, (2013) que utilizam de formulados modelos consolidados pela literatura para realizar os estudos. Pode-se verificar que dois modelos para este contexto foram repetidos pelos próprios autores e outro artigo sobre o mesmo tema de estudo, demonstrando que não existe um modelo consolidado para o tema de avaliação de desempenho seja no contexto das empresas ou dos projetos de P&D, com foco no desenvolvimento de produtos.…”

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“…A busca por inovação impõe tanto a grandes empresas, como a pequenas empresas a necessidade de lançar novos produtos ou serviços competitivos, diante disso as organizações devem possuir um planejamento estratégico voltado para a identificação de oportunidades e investir em pesquisa e desenvolvimento (P&D) (GRZEBIELUCKAS et al, 2011). Desta forma, as atividades de P&D vêm assumindo importância, devido ao potencial de desenvolvimento de um diferencial competitivo nas organizações (SCHREIBER, 2015).…”

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PROPOSTA DE INDICADORES PARA A GESTÃO DE P&D EM PROJETOS DE PESQUISAS DE UNIVERSIDADES

Piovesani

2019

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Proposta de Indicadores para a Gestão de P&D em projetos de pesquisa de universidade ResumoA presente pesquisa tem o objetivo de construir uma proposta de indicadores para a gestão de P&D em projetos de pesquisas de universidades. Para alcançar o objetivo proposto buscou-se identificar na literatura científica os indicadores propostos ou aplicados para a gestão de P&D no contexto geral das organizações, posteriormente esses indicadores foram validados para o contexto de P&D em projetos de pesquisas de universidades. Os principais resultados foram: (i) identificou-se 296 indicadores que se propõe avaliar a gestão de P&D das organizações, tais como: recursos humanos, patentes e resíduos; e, (ii) validou-se 182 indicadores de desempenho para a gestão de P&D em projetos de pesquisas de universidades, tais como: inovação tecnológica, investimento em produção e pessoal de P&D. Como implicações para literatura têm-se: (i) identificação dos indicadores a partir de um conjunto de artigos selecionados; e, (ii) identificação da aplicação dos indicadores na gestão de um projeto de P&D universitário. AbstractThis research aims to build a proposal of indicators for the management of R&D in university research projects. To achieve the proposed objective sought to identify the scientific literature the indicators proposed or applied to the R&D management within the overall context of organizations, then these indicators have been validated for the R&D context in university research projects. The main results were: (i) it identified 296 indicators that proposes to assess the management of R&D in the general context of organizations such as: human resources, patents and waste; and, (ii) validate 182 performance indicators for the management of R&D in university research project, such as: technological innovation, investment in production and R&D personnel. As implications for this research to literature we have: (i) identifying indicators from a set of selected items; and, (ii) application identification of indicators for the management of a university R&D project.

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PROPOSTA DE INDICADORES PARA A GESTÃO DE P&D EM PROJETOS DE PESQUISAS DE UNIVERSIDADES

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“…The MCDA-C methodology has as its main purpose the expansion of the knowledge of the decision maker in relation to complex, conflicting and uncertain contexts. This methodology makes use of tools to structure information that might allow explicit understanding of the consequences of decisions for aspects that the decision maker considers relevant (Bortoluzzi et al, 2010(Bortoluzzi et al, , 2011aEnsslin et al, 2010Ensslin et al, , 2012Giffhorn et al, 2010;Grzebieluckas et al, 2011;Lacerda et al, 2010Lacerda et al, , 2011aMoraes et al, 2010;Tasca et al, 2010;Vianna and Ensslin, 2011;Zamcopé et al, 2012). So, MCDA-C is characterized as essential in this research for allowing, in a structured and systematic way, the conditions required for the evolution of knowledge about the problem in question to identify those aspects considered as necessary and sufficient for the decision maker.…”

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“…Further, the objectives judged by the decision maker as necessary and sufficient to evaluate the context in accordance with the actors' values and preferences were identified, organized and measured *Corresponding author. E-mail: marildanagaoka@yahoo.com.br (Bortoluzzi et al, 2011a;Ensslin et al, 2012;Grzebieluckas et al, 2011;Lacerda et al, 2011a;Moraes et al, 2010;Tasca et al, 2010;Vianna and Ensslin, 2011).…”

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Management of a rural estate using a multi-criteria tool to support decision making

Nagaoka¹,

Nagaoka²,

Ensslin³

et al. 2016

Afr. J. Agric. Res.

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The global population increase associated with an increase in purchasing power has caused an increase in food demand greater than productivity. This global context has generated demand for scientific development in agriculture and the collection of practical results from experimental farms and research institutes. The objective of this study was to build a process, illustrated by a model, to support the management of an experimental farm by highlighting, organizing and measuring what, in the view of the manager, are the most relevant factors in management and performance; in this way, the aim was to expand its current performance and reexamine its goals and practices to move from the current state to the new design. This is a case study: the source of data collection was unstructured interviews with the experimental farm manager through which primary traits were identified. The methodological approach is classified as both qualitative and quantitative and the logic of the research is thus both inductive and deductive. The intervention instrument used was the multi-criteria decision aidconstructivist tool, which allowed us to identify, organize and measure operationally, tactically and strategically the aspects judged as necessary and sufficient by the key decision maker to monitor and improve the performance of the experimental farm in a transparent way that is scientifically substantiated. Although this work has contributed to the development of a model that takes into account variables such as infrastructure, results and restrictions in the workplace, the model presented only qualitative data. In this sense, for future work it is recommended the use of cardinal scales for the measurement, which allows quantifying the degree of compliance of the objectives outlined by the decision-maker in a localized and holistic way.

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“…The main goal in developing an innovation lies in the maximum feedback that the innovation could provide for users. An innovation achieves success with the support of proposed guidelines and different methodologies (GRZEBIELUCKAS et al, 2011). The acknowledgment of an innovative product may be the result of an information exchange between designers and agriculturists, since the demands arise from a specific need in the management of operations in the coffee fields (AHRENS et al, 2007;ALBIERO et al, 2011).…”

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Preliminary design of a coffee harvester

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Teixiera

Santos

et al. 2016

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Design of an agricultural machine is a highly complex process due to interactions between the operator, machine, and environment. Mountain coffee plantations constitute an economic sector that requires huge investments for the development of agricultural machinery to improve the harvesting and postharvesting processes and to overcome the scarcity of work forces in the fields. The aim of this study was to develop a preliminary design for a virtual prototype of a coffee fruit harvester. In this study, a project methodology was applied and adapted for the development of the following steps: project planning, informational design, conceptual design, and preliminary design. The construction of a morphological matrix made it possible to obtain a list of different mechanisms with specific functions. The union between these mechanisms resulted in variants, which were weighed to attribute scores for each selected criterion. From each designated proposal, two variants with the best scores were selected and this permitted the preparation of the preliminary design of both variants. The archetype was divided in two parts, namely the hydraulically articulated arms and the harvesting system that consisted of the vibration mechanism and the detachment mechanism. The proposed innovation involves the use of parallel rods, which were fixed in a plane and rectangular metal sheet. In this step, dimensions including a maximum length of 4.7 m, a minimum length of 3.3 m, and a total height of 2.15 m were identified based on the functioning of the harvester in relation to the coupling point of the tractor. Key words: Project methodology. Mountain coffee production. Machine design. ResumoProjetar uma máquina agrícola é altamente complexo devido às interações entre o operador, a máquina e o meio ambiente. A cafeicultura de montanha é um setor que requer investimentos para o desenvolvimento de máquinas agrícolas, a fim de melhorar os processos de colheita e pós-colheita e suprir a escassez de trabalhadores no campo. O objetivo deste estudo foi desenvolver um projeto preliminar para o protótipo virtual de uma colhedora de frutos de café. Para isso foi aplicado e adaptada uma metodologia de projeto, para o desenvolvimento das etapas de: Planejamento do Projeto, Projeto Informacional, Projeto Conceitual e Projeto Preliminar. A construção de uma matriz de morfológica possibilitou listar diferentes mecanismos com funções específicas. A união entre os mecanismos resultou em variantes que foram julgadas para atribuir pontuações para cada um dos critérios selecionados. Entre todas as variantes propostas, duas foram selecionadas, pois atingiram pontuações mais elevadas, permitindo a preparação do projeto preliminar de ambas as variantes. O arquétipo foi dividido em chassi, tendo seus braços articulados hidraulicamente e o sistema de derriça, composto pelos mecanismos de vibração e o mecanismo de derriça com a inovação que foi proposta com hastes paralelas entre si fixadas em uma chapa plana e retangular. Na etapa foi identificada compriment...

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Instrumento para identificação das necessidades do consumidor no processo de desenvolvimento do design: um estudo ilustrado com o projeto de um automóvel

Cited by 12 publications

References 8 publications

PROPOSTA DE INDICADORES PARA A GESTÃO DE P&D EM PROJETOS DE PESQUISAS DE UNIVERSIDADES

PROPOSTA DE INDICADORES PARA A GESTÃO DE P&D EM PROJETOS DE PESQUISAS DE UNIVERSIDADES

Management of a rural estate using a multi-criteria tool to support decision making

Preliminary design of a coffee harvester

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