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An Integrated Product and Process Model

H. K. Tönshoff, Martin Zwick

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The Integrated Product and Process Model offers the possibility of mapping product specifications to existing production systems. In reversal product developers may be enabled to recognise production system limitations in product development. This paper presents the concept of the Integrated Product and Process Model.

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The Integrated Product and Process Model offers the possibility of mapping product specifications to existing production systems. In reversal product developers may be enabled to recognise production system limitations in product development. This paper presents the concept of the Integrated Product and Process Model.

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The Integrated Product and Process Model offers the possibility of mapping product specifications to existing production systems. In reversal product developers may be enabled to recognise production system limitations in product development. This paper presents the concept of the Integrated Product and Process Model.

Key concepts: Product (mathematics), Process (computing), Computer science, Systems engineering, Production (economics), New product development, Manufacturing engineering, Process management

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