How Good Is Your Environmental Design Process?: A Self Assessment Technique

Tim C. McAloone; Stephen Evans

How Good Is Your Environmental Design Process? A Self Assessment Technique

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Abstract

Increasing consumer, regulatory and competitive pressures mean that companies are now seeking to deliver products that are not only of higher quality and lower cost, but which also have a reduced environmental affect. This paper presents the results of research conducted within companies in Europe and North America. The research has identified a number of factors that were felt to be significant to the companies’ successful implementation of environmentally conscious design. A set of questions are posed throughout the paper to demonstrate a technique for designers to asses their environmental knowledge and readiness.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings of International Conference On Engineering Design : ICED '97
Place of Publication	Tampere, Finland
Publisher	WDK
Publication date	1997
Pages	625-630
Publication status	Published - 1997
Externally published	Yes
Event	International Conference on Engineering Design - Tampere, Finland Duration: 19 Aug 1997 → 21 Aug 1997

Conference

Conference	International Conference on Engineering Design
Country	Finland
City	Tampere
Period	19/08/1997 → 21/08/1997

Bibliographical note

Ecodesign; PD methods; Product/Service System development

Cite this

McAloone, T. C., & Evans, S. (1997). How Good Is Your Environmental Design Process? A Self Assessment Technique. In Proceedings of International Conference On Engineering Design: ICED '97 (pp. 625-630). WDK.

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