The unified software development process
The unified software development process
IEEE Transactions on Knowledge and Data Engineering
Case-Based Reasoning in Design
IEEE Expert: Intelligent Systems and Their Applications
A combined knowledge and information infrastructure to support product development
Proceedings of the IFIP TC5/WG5.3 Second IFIP Working Conference on Infrastructures for Virtual Organizations: Managing Cooperation in Virtual Organizations and Electronic Busimess towards Smart Organizations: E-Business and Virtual Enterprises: Managing Business-to-Business Cooperation
Worlds and transformations: Supporting the sharing and reuse of engineering design knowledge
International Journal of Human-Computer Studies
Design information retrieval: a thesauri-based approach for reuse of informal design information
Engineering with Computers
A framework to integrate design knowledge reuse and requirements management in engineering design
Robotics and Computer-Integrated Manufacturing
A design methodology for form-based knowledge reuse and representation
Information and Management
A product information modeling framework for product lifecycle management
Computer-Aided Design
STEP-based quality diagnosis of shape data of product models for collaborative e-engineering
Computers in Industry - Special issue: Advanced computer support of engineering and service processes of virtual enterprises
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Knowledge reuse is recognised as a key element to support agile and effective decision-making processes during product development. The provision of information and knowledge for reuse relies on defined information structures and requires computational techniques that enable the reuse process within an integrated environment. Although, representing, saving, and sharing information is relatively well known for product modelling, it is accepted that effective and agile product development also requires knowledge sharing. For this reason, extensions of the Product Model structure are required to support specific product development process phases. This work argues that a product information model combined with extended knowledge models can provide decision support throughout the product development phases. This paper presents the results of an investigation into a specific extended knowledge model concept, named a Product Range Model (PRM), which combines both rule based systems and case based reasoning to provide product design decision support. Two product development scenarios, injection moulding and friction materials, have been selected in order to evaluate the ideas presented. For both applications the relevance of the models to support the capture and reuse of information and knowledge is stressed.