Modelling and Management of Engineering Processes

A Process Taxonomy Model for Engineering Design Research.- Value System in Product Development.- Case Study on Requirements Management in Multidisciplinary Product Development.- A Model Based Approach to Support Risk Management in Innovation Projects.- Estimation of Risk Increase caused by Parallelisation in Product Development Processes.- Emerging Telemedicine Analysis of Future Teledermatology Application in France.- Evaluation of Collaborative Tools Along Design Process Using a Quantitative Rating of CAD Models Modification.- Scrum in the Traditional Development Organization: Adapting to the Legacy.- Integration of Systemic Constellation Work in Business.- Process Indicators for Process Engineering (PIPE).- Comparison of seven company-specific Engineering Change Processes.- Consideration of Uncertainties in the Product-Oriented Development Process.- Modelling Technique for Knowledge Management.- Alliance Management Process Design with Failure Mode and Effect Analysis.- An Approach to Integrate Data Mining into the Development Process.- Optimal Scheduling of Stochastic Production Processes Through Model Checking: An Example from the Baked Goods Industry.

Michael Schabacker studied mathematics with practical and applied informatics at the University Mannheim. Afterwards he was assistant lecturer at the chair of Information Technologies in Mechanical Engineering (LMI), Otto-von-Guericke-University Magdeburg. In 2001, he made his phd-degree about the theme "Benefit Evaluation of New Technologies in Product Development". The available work is the basis of an astonishing analogy between product development and financial engineering which is formulated in the Benefit Asset Pricing Model (BAPM). After his phd he worked in different consulting projects e.g. for proNavigate GmbH on the areas dynamic project navigation, modelling, analyse and evaluation of enterprise processes as well as evaluation of PDM systems with the help of the BAPM. Since 2003 he is chief assistant at LMI and doing his habilitation on the theme "Product Lifecycle Costing".

Kilian Gericke is postdoctoral researcher in the Research Unit in Engineering Science of the University of Luxembourg. Kilian studied Mechanical Engineering in Berlin, Germany. After receiving his diploma in 2005 he worked at the Technische Universität Berlin until 2010 as Research Associate and obtained his PhD for his research on Project Risk Management in product development projects in 2011. Since 2010 he works at the University of Luxembourg in the engineering design and methodology group which is part of the Research Unit in Engineering Science. Kilian is lecturing courses on Machine Elements and Sustainable Development and is supervising student design projects. His main research interests are in systematic product development and design management. In his work he analyses potentials and ways of exchanging and adapting methods and systematic design approaches across different design disciplines.

Kilian is chair of the Design Society's Special Interest Group on Modelling and Management of Engineering Processes (MMEP).

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