Complexity Planning for Product Design Using TRIZ

Zulhasni Abdul Rahim; Abu Bakar Nooh

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.903.396

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Complexity Planning for Product Design Using TRIZ

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Adopting complexity concept in product design provides ability to manage existing resources and to meet the rapid development of market demand from existing and future markets. Currently, the best approach in managing product complexity is through optimization and trade-off. Both methods are considered as a constraint to product development and innovation that evolves alongside with new market trend. Complexity Planning is proposed, with the integration of strategic tools of TRIZ (Theory of Inventive Problem Solving). Through a case study, the guideline helps the designer to develop a design concept that considers commonality and trend of system evolution as a preventive initiative to enhance better complexity management within the product life cycle.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 903)

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Zulhasni Abdul Rahim*, Abu Bakar Nooh

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Automotive, Complexity Planning, Product Design, Theory of Inventive Problem Solving (TRIZ)

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