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US 2002/0120490 A1Published application
Vehicle systems concept development process
OwnerArthur Joseph Gajewski, Neil Garard Maguireinventors
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OwnerArthur Joseph Gajewski, Neil Garard Maguireinventors
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Two vehicle systems concept development processes (VSCDPs) are provided. Both VSCDPs are for a company having a global marketing and sales unit, a business planning unit, and an engineering unit. The global marketing and sales unit, the business planning unit, and the engineering unit in the first VSCDP utilize system program planning, requirements driven customer ready development, and system design optimization and manufacturing planning techniques in combination with predetermined inputs to create outputs. The global marketing and sales unit, the business planning unit, and the engineering unit in the second VSCDP utilize project ready, concept demonstration ready, and application ready techniques in combination with predetermined inputs to create outputs. The engineering unit includes a vehicle system management unit, a lead vehicle system engineer, a vehicle functional system engineer, an enabling technologies/research group, and a strategic business unit (SBU) engineering and strategic partners group.
A process for vehicle systems concept development by a company having a global marketing and sales unit, a business planning unit, and an engineering unit, said process comprising:
A method for vehicle system concept development by a company comprising:
A process for vehicle system concept development by a company having a program management unit, a marketing and sales unit, a business planning unit, and an engineering unit, the process utilizes and incorporates skills from the program management unit, the marketing and sales unit, the business planning unit, and the engineering unit throughout the process.
A process for vehicle systems concept development by a company having a global marketing and sales unit, a business planning unit, and an engineering unit, said process comprising:
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