WP095: Design Project Optimization

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Abstract
This paper presents a quantitative algorithm that jointly optimizes diverse and interdependent decisions that shape a collaborative engineering venture of limited scope and duration. Planning decisions include product component and subsystem configuration; organizational participants and structure; processes of design, collaboration, and testing; and environmental elements including design norms, incentives, and facilities. We formulate project effectiveness and constraints in algebraic, domain-extensible terms, and integrate within the nonlinear optimization two established methods that originally addressed isolated problem aspects.

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Date created December 2004

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Author Chachere, John

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Subject CIFE
Subject Center for Integrated Facility Engineering
Subject Stanford University
Subject Coordination
Subject Decision Analysis
Subject Design
Subject Organization Models
Subject Planning
Subject Process Models
Subject Product Models
Subject Risk Analysis
Subject Simulation
Subject VDT
Subject Virtual Design Team
Genre Technical report

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Chachere, John. (2004). WP095: Design Project Optimization. Stanford Digital Repository. Available at: http://purl.stanford.edu/yz806ts5247

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