Titlebook: Mass Customization; Challenges and Solut Thorsten Blecker (Full Professor),Gerhard Friedric Book 2006 Springer-Verlag US 2006 Blecker.Fried

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Book 2006in categories of the area with a systematic examination of the following themes: manufacturing systems and mass customization, supply chain management and mass customization, and information systems and mass customization. ...In addition to being tightly organized by themes and a carefully selected

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Personalized Needs Elicitation in Web-based Configuration Systems,om the customers’ viewpoint. In particular, a high number of different product variants and configurable features can be challenging for the end-user who is often overwhelmed during the configuration and buying process. As customers are generally not technical engineers, but rather less-experienced,

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Product Modeling on Multiple Abstraction Levels,n what MC means for manufacturing-to-order companies and even for engineer-to-order companies. This paper is initiated by some of the challenges associated with modeling of products and product families in such companies. For some of them, the situation is made extreme by market conditions, which im

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Design for Changeover (DFC), paradigm places emphasis on satisfying market demands, particularly in terms of product individualization and ready delivery. Changeover capability is prominent in such a time-based manufacturing environment, where successful companies have to be able to adapt swiftly to market turbulence and at th

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Platform Products Development and Supply Chain Configuration: An Integrated Perspective, the necessary variety of end-products and the cost to meet the customer requirements in the highly competitive marketplace. Although it is generally acknowledged that it is more effective to consider PPD strategies and design decisions of the associated supply chain simultaneously, little attention

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Modularity and Delayed Product Differentiation in Assemble-to-Order Systems,ssemble-to-order environments. We demonstrate that this principle does not enable one to make optimal decisions concerning how variety should proliferate in the assembly process. Therefore, we propose to complement this principle in that we additionally consider the variety induced complexity throug