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MANAGEMENT OF DESIGN ITERATIONS ON COUPLED PARAMETERS IN DESIGN TEAMWORK USING MULTIPLE DOMAIN MATRIX AND COLOURED PETRI NETS

Part of: Design Organisation and Management

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  11 June 2020

J. Juranić ,
N. Pavković  and
D. Jurinić
J. Juranić
Affiliation:
University of Zagreb, Croatia
N. Pavković*
Affiliation:
University of Zagreb, Croatia
D. Jurinić
Affiliation:
University of Zagreb, Croatia
*
*neven.pavkovic@fsb.hr

Abstract

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A new way of structuring and interpretation of multiple domain matrix is proposed as the basis for categorisation of design parameter relations complexity. Depending on the kind and the degree of coupling of the parameters, the developed methodology activates the appropriate coloured Petri net (CPN) models for semi-automatic support of communication between the members of the design team. The proposed extension of MDM combined with CPN is a novel approach to predicting and managing communication patterns necessary during teamwork coordination on critical interfaces between product components.

Keywords

design processdesign teamsdesign structure matrix (DSM)multiple domain matrix (MDM)coloured petri nets
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Proceedings of the Design Society: DESIGN Conference , Volume 1 , May 2020 , pp. 617 - 626
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