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Towards a knowledge typology of new product development engineering processes

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posted on 2011-07-22, 11:15 authored by Brian Donnellan, Brian FitzgeraldBrian Fitzgerald
In today’s competitive and turbulent environment companies engaged in New Product Development (NPD) need tu have a sophisticated understanding of the types of knowledge critical to the each phase of the NPD process. These types of knowledge are used in so-called “stage-gate” NPD processes. This paper will describe a typical NPD stage-gate process and indicate the critical knowledge types needed at the different stages. The identification of the critical knowledge used at each stage was done by combining knowledge of the literature and practical experience of running NPD processes in an industrial setting. The different types of knowledge required at different stages of the development process will he described and elaborated on. When providing knowledge management systems to support the NPD process, one needs to consider providing a system that can cater for knowledge that may take different forms. This research contributes to our understanding of the nature of those knowledge forms.

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Proceedings 2004 IEEE International Engineering Management Conference, 2004;pp. 630-634

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