xpected and Realized Costs and Benefits when Implementing Product Configuration Systems

Kasper Edwards, Jesper Riis

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    Abstract

    This paper reports preliminary findings from a study of a number of Danish firms, which have or are in the process of implementing product configuration systems. 20 firms were selected and 15 responded positively and as of writing 10 interviews have been completed. Data are presented which illustrate the relative costs and benefits in each firm. It is observed that expected and realised benefits are consistent: 1) Improved quality in specifications, 2) Using less resources, and 3) Lower turnaround time.
    Original languageEnglish
    Title of host publicationProceedings from the International Design Conference
    Publication date2004
    Publication statusPublished - 2004
    EventDesign2004 - Dubrovnic
    Duration: 5 Nov 1829 → …

    Conference

    ConferenceDesign2004
    CityDubrovnic
    Period05/11/1829 → …

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