XOMT FINALS 4-5-6

was initially used for arithmetic tasks. The Roman _____ was developed from devices used in Babylonia as early as 2400 BC.

• Product and service design – or redesign

• Strategic Product and Service Design

• Abacus

What is a patent?

• a grant issued by the government through the Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines

• contract between customer and inventor

• a exclusive right granted for the past services or product for its improvement

• a 25 years of protection of the inventor for commercial gain

Produce designs that are consistent with the goals

of the organization. For instance, if the company has

a goal of high quality, don’t cut corners to save cost.

Give customers the value they expect.

Make health and safety a primary concern. At risk

are employees who will produce goods or deliver

services, workers who will transport the products,

customers who will use the products or receive the

services, and the general public, which might be

endangered by the products or services.

• Product or service life stages

• Ethical Considerations

• Service Design

TRUE OR FALSE:

There are four stages of LIfe Stage Strategies

• TRUE

  Introduction

  Growth

  Maturity

  Decline

• FALSE

  Growth

  Maturity

  Decline

• TRUE

  Introduction

  Growth

  Popularity

  Decline

• FALSE

  Growth

  Decline

In the Life Stage Strategies what is the Weigh trade-offs between eliminating ‘bugs’ and getting the product or

service to the market at an advantageous time

Accurate demand forecasts are important to ensuring adequate capacity

availability

In the ife Stage Strategies it is the demand forecasts are important to ensuring a continued adequate capacity

availability

Design improvements

Emphasis on improved product or service reliability and lower cost

In the Life Stages Strategies it has the quality which is relatively few design changes

Emphasis is on high productivity and low cost

it is the Continue or discontinue product or service

Identify alternative uses for product or service

Continued emphasis on high productivity and low cost in the life stages strategies

The ability of a product, part, or system to perform its

intended function under a prescribed set of conditions

• Failure

• Normal operating conditions

• Reliability

Situation in which a product, part, or system does not

perform as intended

• Reliability

• Failure

• Normal operating conditions