Simulation, learning and R&D performance: evidence from automotive development

Article Abstract:

Simulation, as a tool for product design and innovation, manifests its advantages readily in the automotive industry, where the ability to reduce product design times and engineering analysis has resulted in cost-savings which increases resources for research and development. Simulation can also shorten the evaluation time for new designs, as well as spin-off products which enhances the firm's R&D capabilities and prestige.

Operations research, Management science, Models, Software, Industrial design

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The impact of virtual simulation tools on problem-solving and new product development organization

Article Abstract:

The application of virtual simulation tools has had a deep effect on problem-solving and new product development organization. It is argued that a thorough comprehension of these deep impacts is important for employing the tools in the development of innovative products.

Technology application, Problem solving, Computer-generated environments

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How communities support innovative activities: an exploration of assistance and sharing among end-users

Article Abstract:

Role of end-users as product innovators and support provided by communities to such innovative activities is discussed.

Public affairs, Consumer Behavior, Social aspects, Methods, Community, Consumer behaviour

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