Title
Advanced product planning: a comprehensive process for systemic definition of new product requirements
Abstract
This paper reports results of research into the definition of requirements for new consumer products––specifically, electro-mechanical products. The research dealt with the derivation of design requirements that are demonstrably aligned with stakeholder needs. The paper describes a comprehensive process that can enable product development teams to deal with statements of product requirements, as originally collected through market research activities, in a systematic and traceable manner from the early, fuzzy front end, stages of the design process. The process described has been based on principles of systems engineering. A case study from its application and evaluation drawn from the power sector is described in this paper. The case study demonstrates how the process can significantly improve product quality planning practices through revision of captured product requirements, analysis of stakeholder requirements and derivation of design requirements. The paper discusses benefits and issues from the use of the process by product development teams, and identifies areas for further research. Finally, the conclusions drawn from the reported research are presented.
Year
DOI
Venue
2008
10.1007/s00766-007-0055-z
Requir. Eng.
Keywords
Field
DocType
product requirement,product development team,design requirement,design process,new product requirement,systemic definition,product quality planning practice,case study,comprehensive process,new consumer product,electro-mechanical product,new product introduction systems engineering requirements engineering requirements management requirements traceability requirements rationale product design product innovation,market research activity,advanced product planning,requirements traceability,market research,requirements engineering,requirement analysis,product development,systems engineering,product innovation,requirements management,system engineering,requirement engineering,new product introduction,product design
Systems engineering,Computer science,Design review,Requirements management,Product design specification,Requirement,Requirement prioritization,Product planning,Vision document,New product development
Journal
Volume
Issue
ISSN
13
1
1432-010X
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
4
0.76
8
Authors
4
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Vassilis Agouridas1132.18
Alison Mckay29313.34
Henri Winand340.76
Alan de Pennington46110.67