1998
DOI: 10.1016/s0048-7333(97)00040-1
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Towards knowledge-based product development: the 3-D CAD model of knowledge creation

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“…CPC software enable design engineers, product managers, and manufacturing engineers to collaborate across geographical and inter-organizational boundaries to gather design requirements from disparate sources, share product design information, conduct design iterations, verify and test product design and provide the final hand-off to other departments such as production and marketing (Adler, 1995;McGrath and Iansiti, 1998). Such systems support a broader range of design support and system-tosystem collaboration capabilities for real-time processing of structured and unstructured product data (Nambisan, 2003;Baba and Nobeoka, 1998). The scope of CPC software includes several processes which comprise the product development lifecycle as described in Table 1.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…CPC software enable design engineers, product managers, and manufacturing engineers to collaborate across geographical and inter-organizational boundaries to gather design requirements from disparate sources, share product design information, conduct design iterations, verify and test product design and provide the final hand-off to other departments such as production and marketing (Adler, 1995;McGrath and Iansiti, 1998). Such systems support a broader range of design support and system-tosystem collaboration capabilities for real-time processing of structured and unstructured product data (Nambisan, 2003;Baba and Nobeoka, 1998). The scope of CPC software includes several processes which comprise the product development lifecycle as described in Table 1.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…CPC shortens product design times by allowing design engineers to create final designs more quickly by providing efficient storage and retrieval capabilities and automating predictable computational procedures (Cordero, 1991). By facilitating design reuse, through the use of shared databases and codification of tacit knowledge, CPC allows product design teams to compress the design time through reuse of past designs (Adler, 1995;Baba and Nobeoka, 1998).…”
Section: Product Design Cycle Timementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition to their classic advantages such as improvement of product quality [6] and technical communication [7,8], and reduction of product development times [9], CAD models provide even greater benefits when combined with Product Data Management (PDM) systems [10], as they become facilitators of the concurrent development that is possible in distributed environments [11].…”
Section: Cad Model Reusabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…IT is increasingly applied to organizational tasks, processes, and functions as widely varying as transaction, data, document, and order processing (Dinan, Painter, & Rodite, 1990;Lasher, Ives, Jarvenpaa, 1991;Strader, Lin, & Shaw, 1999), decision support (Hagglund, 1989), workforce scheduling (Kumar & Arora, 1999), financial planning & reporting (Jablonsky & Barsky, 2000;Green, 2000), human resource management (Strauss, Weisband, and Wilson, 1998;Scott & Timmeran, 1999), new product development (Corso & Paolucci, 2001;Baba & Nobeoka, 1998), marketing (Good & Stone, 1995) and customer relationship management (Cooper, Watson, Wixom, & Goodhue, 2000), manufacturing (Fulkerson, 2000;Freund, 1997), organizational design (Nault, 1998) and the facilitation of geographical dispersed work-teams (Mowshowitz, 1994), and enterprise resource planning (Robey, Ross, & Boudreau, 2002). And while the while the specifics of how the application of IT to these processes may help organizations achieve the aforementioned goals varies widely, the common denominator is requirement that data or information be analyzed, retrieved, stored, displayed, accessed, exchanged, or otherwise processed.…”
Section: It and Earnings Volatility: The "Solution" Viewmentioning
confidence: 99%