Midterm-Service Design Flashcards

(108 cards)

1
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ecery customer or item receives essentially the same service

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standard service

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Stages of Life Cycle

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Introduction
Gowth
Maturity
Decline of a product

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political, liability or legal

GSN

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  • govt. changes
  • safety issues
  • new regulations
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one department over the other

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over the wall approach

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concerns with the introduction, growth, maturity and decline of a product

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Life Cycle

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Competitive

NN

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  • new and changed p or s

- new advertising or promotions

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examniation if the function of parts and materials in an effort to reduce cost and improve performance

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value analysis

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Objectives of Product and Service Design

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  • customer satisfaction
  • profit
  • quality
  • high tech appearance
  • secondary focus
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Understanding what customer wants

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customer satisfaction

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product or service cost

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Profit

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17
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central feature of taguchi’s approach

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parameter design

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Secondary Focus

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Function, cost, potential profit

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taking into account the capabilities of the org in designing goods and services

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Designing for operations

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Sources of idea generation

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supply chain based
competitor based
research based

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A product must be usable for its intended purpose

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Merchantibility and fitness

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alternatives must be weighed in terms of cost, availability of resources. profit potential and quality

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process specs

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Marketing Opportunities and Threats

PESTCC

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  • political, liability or legal
  • economic
  • social and demographic
  • technological
  • competitive
  • cost or availability
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Legal, Ethical, envi issues

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Product liability

Merchan and fitness

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bringing design and manufacturing engi people together early in design phase to simultaneously develop the product

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concurrent engineering

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products or services that can function over a broad range of conditions

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robust design

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28
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quality of being fir

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fitness

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30
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postponement tactic

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delayed differentiation

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purchasing competitors product and inspecting it, searching for eays to improve their own

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reverse engineering

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Technological

PP

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  • product components

- processes

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Absence of variety in a product, service or process
Standardization
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organized efforts directed toward increasing scientific knowledge and product/process innovation
research and development
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component parts are grouped into modules that are easily replaced or interchanged
Modular design
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producing standardized goods or services, but incorporating degree of customization in final goods or services
mass customization
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ability to perform its intended function under prescrive set of conditions
reliability
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item doesnt perform as intended
failure
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its easier to design a product that is insensitive to environmental factors
taguchi's approach
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failure happens when:(3)
- not operate at all - substandard performance - unintended purpose
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determining specifications settings that will result in robust design
Parameter design
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work as a team
concurrent engineering
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Degree of newness(4)
1. modification of existing p/s 2. expansion of an existinf product line or service offering 3. Clone of competitor's p/s 4. New p/s
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can result in diff. designs for diff. countries or regions
Cultural Differences
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uses combined efforts of team of designers who work in diff. countries
Global product design
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detailed descriptions of what is needed to meet or exceed customer wants
Prodcut specs
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where product development begins
Idea generation
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process specs: alternaatives must be weighed in terms of (4)
cost availability of resources profit potential quality
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make any necessary changes or abandon
design review
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used to determine customer acceptance
Market test
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if market test is unsuccessful, return to_____
design view phase
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formulate cost targets
AFO
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the process that will be needed to produce the product.
process specs
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product designers that operates globally must take into account ________ in diff countries/region
cultural diff
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two ways to recycle
RM are used to produce the product | The product itself can be recycled
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promotion of product
product introduction
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a company that designs and builds a product based on its own specs and then sells it to another company for branding
Orig equipment manufacturer
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determine if changes are needed and refine forecasts
follow up evaluation
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Supply chain based sources (5)
suppliers, distributors, employees, maintenance, repair personnel
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Classes of research
basic applied development
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customers input can be obtained thru (4)
surveys focus group complaints unsolicited suggestions
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one of the greatest motivators for new and improved p/s
competitor based
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converts the result of applied research into useful commercial applications
development
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developing time and cost
profit
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# translate customer wants and needs into p&s requirements develop new p&s formulate quality goals construct and test prototypes
MO
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Designing for manufacturing (5)
``` concurrent engineering computer aided design recycling remanufacturing components commonality ```
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Economic | LEN
- low demand - Excessive warranty claims - need to reduce cost
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Advantages of concurrent engineering(3)
MP are able to identify production capabilities&capacities Early consideration id technical feasibilty of particular design Emphasis in problem resolution
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Disadvantages of concurrent engineering
needs extra communication and flexibility boundaries bet design and man. is diff to overcome
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designer can modify an existinf design or create new ine in a monitor
computer aided design
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benefits of CAD (3)
increase prod of designers can supple needed info in product geometry and dimensions allows designerd to perform engi
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simultaneous development approach
concurrent engineering
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Production Requirments(3)
Design for manufacturing Design for assembly Manufacturability
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design the products that are compatible with an orgs capabilities
design for manufacturing
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focuses on reducing the number of parts in a product and on assembly methods
design for assembly
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ease of fabrication
manufacturability
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facilitates recovery of materials and components in used products for reuse
design for recycling
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refurbishing used products by replacinf worn-out or defective componentns and reselling the prod
remanufacturing
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using fewer parts and less materials and using snap-fits
design fir dissasembly
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products and services have high degree of similarity of features and components
components commonality
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what does product and service design do?(7)
- refine existing p&s - translate customer wants and need into p&s requirements - develop new p&s - formulate quality goals - construct and test prototypes - formulate cost targets - document specifiactions
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refine existing p&s
M
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listening to and understanding the customer
centeal feature of quality function dep
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where structure of QFD is based
set of matrices
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fertile for achieving competitive advantage and/ir increasing customer satisfaction
product and service design
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characteristic that gives basic level of satisfaction
must have
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characteristic that makes steady increase in customer satisfaction
expected
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charactersitic that gives disproportionate increase
excitement
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an act, something that is done to or for a customer
service
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includes facilities, processes and skills needed to provide the service
service delivery system
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combination of goods and services provided to a customer
product bundle
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essential/core features of a service
explicit services
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ancillary/extra features
implicit services
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2 key issues in service design
degree of variation in service req degree if customer contact and customer involvment
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cannot be inventories
service
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generally tangible
product
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created and delivered at the same time
service
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creates waiting lines or idle service resources
demand variability
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understanding customer expirience
customer perspective
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focusing how to maintain control over service delivery to achieve customer satisfaction
customer pers
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method used in service design to descrive and analyze a proposed service
service blueprintinf
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sample products
prototype
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market analysis, economic analysis and technical analysis
feasibility analysis
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set of conditions which an item's reliability is specified. temp humidity
normal operating conditions
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Cost or Availability | RCL
- raw materials - components - labor
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Phases in Product design and development
``` Idea Generation Feasibility Analysis Prod specifications Process specifications prototype dev design review market test product introduction follow-up evaluation ```
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one or few units are made to see if there are any problems with product or process cpecs
prototype development
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responsibility of a manufacturer for injuries or damages caused by faulty product
Product liability
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advancing the state of knowledge about subj, without any near term expectation of commercial applicatilns
basic research
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objective is to achieve commercial applications
applied research
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overall measure of design effectiveness
Profit
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Social and demographic | AP
- Aging baby boomers | - Population shifts
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producing but not quite completing
delayed differentiation
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Large quantities of identical items
Standardized products
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one noted for particular quality
Merchant
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time interval bet design and profit
Profit