Article | REF: AG3159 V1

Product LifeCycle Management, introducing the strategy

Author: Jean-Jacques URBAN-GALINDO

Publication date: January 10, 2017 | Lire en français

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    5. A new role for suppliers

    5.1 Co-design in the extended enterprise

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    5.1.1 Suppliers become designers

    Over the last thirty years, we have seen a profound change in the division of roles within the supply chain, between principals and their suppliers.

    While they were initially confined to the manufacture of parts entirely defined by the customer's design office, their opinions on production difficulties were little sought, so the field of optimizing solutions through efficient product-process design remained largely untapped....

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