%0 Conference Paper %1 moisa2017additive %A Moisa, Michelle %B Stuttgarter Symposium für Produktentwicklung SSP 2017 %C Stuttgart %D 2017 %E Binz, Hansgeorg %E Bertsche, Bernd %E Bauer, Wilhelm %E Spath, Dieter %E Roth, Daniel %I Fraunhofer IAO %K liste ubs_10012 ubs_20018 ubs_30156 unibibliografie %P 24 %T Additive Manufacturing – Business Capabilities in the Product Design %X The manufacturing technology, Additive Manufacturing (AM), can lead to radical changes of value chains and be a relevant factor of competition in industrial companies. The impulse for application often arises from divisions close to research. The product development, in particular, has substantial influence on the design of the entire product development and utilization processes. Companies, though, face the question of which adjustments to make internally, as well as towards third parties in order to economically and purposefully use the potential of AM. For this purpose, supportive concepts were developed, which pursue various degrees of abstraction and topical focuses. The present work demands an approach which can be broken down concerning the level of abstraction and which provides support for the initial as well as the continual application of AM. Therefore, a capability-based approach is subsequently used that meets these requirements. For the product development, capabilities are instantiated, which serve as a foundation for the derivation of needs for action.

@inproceedings{moisa2017additive, abstract = {The manufacturing technology, Additive Manufacturing (AM), can lead to radical changes of value chains and be a relevant factor of competition in industrial companies. The impulse for application often arises from divisions close to research. The product development, in particular, has substantial influence on the design of the entire product development and utilization processes. Companies, though, face the question of which adjustments to make internally, as well as towards third parties in order to economically and purposefully use the potential of AM. For this purpose, supportive concepts were developed, which pursue various degrees of abstraction and topical focuses. The present work demands an approach which can be broken down concerning the level of abstraction and which provides support for the initial as well as the continual application of AM. Therefore, a capability-based approach is subsequently used that meets these requirements. For the product development, capabilities are instantiated, which serve as a foundation for the derivation of needs for action.}, added-at = {2022-11-24T15:29:07.000+0100}, address = {Stuttgart}, author = {Moisa, Michelle}, biburl = {https://puma.ub.uni-stuttgart.de/bibtex/26b83c8b008331ff734ed2ebcd85c9fe7/unibiblio}, booktitle = {Stuttgarter Symposium für Produktentwicklung SSP 2017}, editor = {Binz, Hansgeorg and Bertsche, Bernd and Bauer, Wilhelm and Spath, Dieter and Roth, Daniel}, eventdate = {2017-06-29}, eventtitle = {Stuttgarter Symposium für Produktentwicklung (SSP)}, interhash = {e03c4f63615c93932d987b9669938a52}, intrahash = {6b83c8b008331ff734ed2ebcd85c9fe7}, keywords = {liste ubs_10012 ubs_20018 ubs_30156 unibibliografie}, language = {eng}, pages = 24, publisher = {Fraunhofer IAO}, timestamp = {2022-11-24T14:29:07.000+0100}, title = {Additive Manufacturing – Business Capabilities in the Product Design}, venue = {Stuttgart}, year = 2017 }