World Class Design to Manufacture: Volume 1 Issue 6
Table of contents
The New DFM: Design for Marketability
Gianfranco ZaccaiThe principles of design for manufacturability have been embracedby many corporations as a means towards achieving world classmanufacturing. This, in combination with the tenets…
Customer‐driven Designs through QFD
Keith Nichols, Derek FlanaganCombines some of the challenges which the authors have experiencedin applying quality function deployment (QFD) to different applicationsin achieving better, cheaper, faster…
Product Development Teams and Tools Applied to the Aircraft Industry
Nelson O. WeberProvides insight into using integrated product development (IPD)teams, design for assembly (DFA) and design for manufacturability (DFM)for aircraft design. Aircraft structure is…
Design for Producibility in Swedish Manufacturing Industries
Matts Carlsson, Michael EganDescribes how several analyses of ease of production have beencarried out in Swedish companies. The results concerning thepossibilities of rationalization are clearly positive…
Rapid Prototyping – The Future
Terry WohlersHighlights the future potential of rapid prototyping (RP) andmanufacturing around the world. The US manufacturing industry may be onthe rebound; this will help accelerate the sale…
Supplier Integration
Andrew Lee‐MortimerReports on two presentations given at the 1994 R&D Managementconference organized by Manchester Business School, which highlightedthe research being undertaken to study…
Winning Strategies for Product Development
Gregg TongPresents the winning product development teams from the 1994American Product Excellence (APEX) Awards. Describes the secrets ofsuccess which includes taking time to understand…