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How an idea becomes a specified, documented, buildable product
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What is the objective of designing a product? aka what should a developer consider
product strategy that meets the demand of the marketplace with a competitive advantage
What does BOM stand for and what does it tell you?
bill of material
lists components, quantities, and where these items are used
shows product structure
what question does the assembly drawing answer?
how do the parts fit together (think of an IKEA booklet)
what question does the assembly chart answer?
In what order do they come together (a recipe’s order of steps)
what question does the route sheet answer?
which operations, in what sequence (turn-by-turn instructions)
what question does the work order answer?
how many and by when (a kitchen order ticket)
what question does the Engineering change notice answer?
What changes in the drawing or BOM (software release order)
what are some benefits of designing things so they are easy to make?
reduced product complexity
reduced environmental impact
more standardization of components
improved functional aspects
improved job design and job safety
improved maintainability
robust design