Product-Production-CoDesign (PPCD) describes an approach for integrated product and production engineering. It comprises six key aspects that need to be considered. To holistically address these six key aspects, fields of action have been identified and structured along the entire product engineering process using the iPeM—integrated Product Engineering Model. In total, twelve fields of action have been identified and analysed by performing a three-stage workshop. The fields of action are prioritised concerning their respective potential impact on each of the six key aspects of PPCD. Based on these findings, the author proposes focusing on a subset of the identified fields of action to significantly impact PPCD.

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Identifying Fields of Action in Product-Production-CoDesign Based on the iPeM—Integrated Product Engineering Model

  • Albert Albers,
  • Maximilian Fischer,
  • Stefan Eric Schwarz,
  • Kristian Vlajic,
  • Lucas Skraba Kemmer

摘要

Product-Production-CoDesign (PPCD) describes an approach for integrated product and production engineering. It comprises six key aspects that need to be considered. To holistically address these six key aspects, fields of action have been identified and structured along the entire product engineering process using the iPeM—integrated Product Engineering Model. In total, twelve fields of action have been identified and analysed by performing a three-stage workshop. The fields of action are prioritised concerning their respective potential impact on each of the six key aspects of PPCD. Based on these findings, the author proposes focusing on a subset of the identified fields of action to significantly impact PPCD.