Reducing risk in innovation

Table of Contents

Foreword

Scientific Committee

Part I: Application of DSM and MatrixMethods

Three Examples of how DSM Enhances Engineering Design Automation

Application of DSMs for Analyzing Product and Organizational Structures

Evaluation of a Non-Conformity Matrix Complexity using Components Modularity Metrics

Part II: Project and process management

Project Risk Management using DSMs

Managing Iterations in the Modular Real Estate Development Process

Part III: Analysis and Modeling of MultipleDomains

Multi-Domain Modeling with Graph Databases

Multiple-Domain Matrices and Knowledge Maps for Visualizing Knowledge-Driven Scenarios

Improving the Systems Engineering Process with Multi-Domain Mapping

Part IV: Product architecture and modularity

Equivalence of Design Structure Matrix and Axiomatic Design

Probabilistic Architecture Generation for Early Negotiation

Supplier Evaluation based on a Product’s Architecture

Part V: New approaches complexity management and matrix methods

A Universal Complexity Criterion for Model Selection in Dynamic Models of Cooperative Work Based on the DSM

Identifying System Eigenvalues Using DSM Uncertainty Principle Approach

Part VI: Poster Presentations

Using Boolean Operators for modeling complex logicaldependencies in matrices

Design for System Lifecycle Properties – Support of Planning Processes by Modularization of Stakeholder Networks

Improving Organizational Design and Diagnosis by Supporting Viable System Model Application with Structural Complexity Management

Author Index

Keyword Index