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    4-1 Product and Service Design

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    Product andService Design

    McGraw-Hill/Irwin

    Operations Management, Eighth Edition, by William J. StevensonCopyright 2005 by he M!"ra#$%ill Companies, &n!. 'll rights

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    4-2 Product and Service Design

    Major factors in design strategy Cost

    Quality

    Time-to-market Customer satisfaction

    Competitive advantage

    Product and Service DesignProduct and Service Design

    Product and service design or redesign should be

    closely tied to an organizations strategy

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    4-3 Product and Service Design

    Translate customer wants and needs intoproduct and service requirements

    Refine existing products and services

    Develop new products and services ormulate quality goals

    ormulate cost targets

    Construct and test prototypes

    Document specifications

    Product or Service Design ActivitiesProduct or Service Design Activities

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    4-4 Product and Service Design

    Reasons for Product or Service DesignReasons for Product or Service Design

    !conomic

    "ocial and demograp#ic

    $olitical% lia&ility% or legal

    Competitive

    Tec#nological

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    4-5 Product and Service Design

    Objectives of Product and Service DesignObjectives of Product and Service Design

    Main focus Customer satisfaction

    "econdary focus

    unction of product'service Cost'profit

    Quality

    (ppearance !ase of production'assem&ly

    !ase of maintenance'service

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    4-6 Product and Service Design

    )egal D(% *"+(

    $roduct lia&ility

    ,niform commercial code !t#ical

    Releasing products wit# defects

    !nvironmental !$(

    Legal, Etical, and Environ!ental "ssuesLegal, Etical, and Environ!ental "ssues

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    4-7 Product and Service Design

    Regulations # Legal ConsiderationsRegulations # Legal Considerations

    Product Liability - ( manufacturer is lia&le for

    any injuries or damages caused &y a faulty

    product Uniform Commercial Code - $roducts carry an

    implication of merc#anta&ility and fitness

    S

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    4-8 Product and Service Design

    Designers Adere to $uidelinesDesigners Adere to $uidelines

    $roduce designs t#at are consistent wit# t#e

    goals of t#e company

    .ive customers t#e value t#ey expect

    Make #ealt# and safety a primary concern

    Consider potential #arm to t#e environment

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    4-9 Product and Service Design

    Oter "ssues in Product and Service DesignOter "ssues in Product and Service Design

    $roduct'service life cycles +ow muc# standardi/ation

    $roduct'service relia&ility

    Range of operating conditions

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    4-10 Product and Service Design

    Life C%cles of Products or ServicesLife C%cles of Products or Services

    Time

    Introduction

    Growth

    Maturity

    Saturation

    Decline

    Demand

    Figure 4.1

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    4-11 Product and Service Design

    Standardi&ationStandardi&ation

    "tandardi/ation !xtent to w#ic# t#ere is an a&sence of variety

    in a product% service or process

    "tandardi/ed products are immediatelyavaila&le to customers

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    4-12 Product and Service Design

    0 Mass customi/ation1 ( strategy of producing standardi/ed goods

    or services% &ut incorporating some degree

    degree of customi/ation Delayed differentiation

    Modular design

    'ass Custo!i&ation'ass Custo!i&ation

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    4-13 Product and Service Design

    0 Delayed differentiation is a postponement

    tactic

    $roducing &ut not quite completing a productor service until customer preferences or

    specifications are known

    Dela%ed Di(erentiationDela%ed Di(erentiation

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    4-14 Product and Service Design

    'odular Design'odular Design

    Modular design is a form of standardi/ation inw#ic# component parts are su&divided intomodules t#at are easily replaced orinterc#anged 2t allows1

    easier diagnosis and remedy of failures

    easier repair and replacement

    simplification of manufacturing and assem&ly

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    4-16 Product and Service Design

    Product DesignProduct Design

    $roduct )ife Cycles Ro&ust Design

    Concurrent !ngineering

    Computer-(ided Design

    Modular Design

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    4-17 Product and Service Design

    Ro&ust Design1 Design t#at results in

    products or services t#at can function over

    a &road range of conditions

    Robust DesignRobust Design

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    4-18 Product and Service Design

    Reverse EngineeringReverse Engineering

    Reverse engineeringis the

    dismantling and inspecting

    of a competitors product to discoverproduct improvements.

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    4-24 Product and Service Design

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    4 24 Product and Service Design

    Probability that the product or system )ill& Function )hen activated

    Function 'or a given length o' time

    *ndependent events +vents )hose occurrence or

    nonoccurrence do not in'luence each other

    "edundancy !he use o' bac#up components to increase

    reliability

    "eliability is a Probability"eliability is a Probability

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    *mproving "eliability*mproving "eliability

    Component design Production/assembly techniues

    !esting

    "edundancy/bac#ups Preventive maintenance procedures

    $ser education

    %ystem design