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Citation KeyPessôaLourAlve:2007:ApLePr
TitleAn approach to lean product development planning
FormatCD-ROM; On-line.
Year2007
Access Date2024, Apr. 27
Secondary TypePRE CI
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2. Context
Author1 Pessôa, Marcus Vinicius Pereira
2 Loureiro, Geilson
3 Alves, João Murta
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2 8JMKD3MGP5W/3C9JH57
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2 LIT-INPE-MCT-BR
Affiliation1 Departamento de Controle do Espaço Aéreo - DECEA
2 Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais - INPE
3 Instituto Tecnológico de Aeronáutica
Author e-Mail Address1 mvppessoa@gmail.com
2 geilson@lit.inpe.br
3 murta@ita.br
EditorLoureiro, Geilson
Curran, Ricky
e-Mail Addressmvppessoa@gmail.com
Conference NameISPE International Conference on Concurrent Engineering, 14 (CE 2007).
Conference LocationSão José dos Campos
Date2007, July 16-20
PublisherInstituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais (INPE)
Publisher CitySão José dos Campos
Pages223-231
Book TitleProceedings
OrganizationInstituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais (INPE)
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Keywordsdevelopment planning
product development
lean philosophy
AbstractA product development system (PDS) is based on two pillars: "do the thing right" and "do the right thing". While the former leads to operational efficiency and waste reduction, the latter guarantees the fulfillment of all stakeholders needs. On this context, Toyota's PDS has a superior performance. The lack of formalization of the Toyota PDS system, though, makes it difficult to replicate. Research on this system has resulted in the identification of several principles, tools and techniques, but did not present a way to make them systematic. This paper aims to propose and demonstrate a systematic way to make the lean engineering products development planning. The method allows the creation of an activity network, which provides at the same time value creation and waste reduction. To achieve this objective the method is divided into four processes: (1) Value determination: having the product vision as an input, this process defines the Value Breakdown Structure VBS. The VBS differs from the usual WBS, where the latter decompose the work, to make major project deliverables or perform project phases, into smaller and more manageable chunks, and the former deploys the stakeholders' value into unequivocal and verifiable parameters, called value items. (2) Set-based Concurrent Engineering SBCE prioritization: determines the most critical product modules or organizational processes, which will be developed through a set of alternatives. During SBCE, the development team does not establish an early system level design, but instead establishes sets of possibilities for each subsystem or process, many of which are carried far into the product and process design. (3) Pull events determination: No process along the value flow should produce an item, part, service or information without direct request from the following processes. The pull events arte associated to physical progress evidences (i.e., models, prototypes, start of production, etc.) and are important moments to knowledge capture. Differently from tall gates where information batches are created, pull events guarantee the value flow, make quality problems visible and create knowledge. (4) Value creation activities sequencing: the activities to be performed are defined and sequenced based on the pull events. This work consists of three parts: (1) the identification of the needs to the lean development planning; (2) the method conception; and (4) the method evaluation against the identified needs and improvement opportunities observed on an aerospace product development example. Conclusions are that the developed method: (1) fits the product development environment; (2) adheres to the lean principles; (3) faces the traditional planning deficiencies; (4) exploits the improvement opportunities from the studied example.
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TypeConcurrent innovative product engineering
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