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MAY 2014 - Volume: 89 - Pages: 272-275
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ABSTRACT: Developing a robust, product platform architecture brings an important competitive advantage to a company. The major benefits are reduced design effort and time-to-market for future generations of the product. This paper develops a methodology (DFV) for the development of a product platform, based on two indexes. The first index is the Generational Variety Index (GVI), a measure for the amount of redesign effort required for future designs of the product. The second index is the Coupling Index (CI), a measure of the coupling among the product components. The article presents the case of a bicycle as illustration and application of the methodology.Keywords: Product Platform Design, Standardization and modularization.
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