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...ngineering system by a number of subsequent phases. Commonly those include development, realisation, utilisation and disposal. The Life Cycle Model can be underst
...focuses on defining customer needs and required functionality early in the development cycle, documenting requirements, and then proceeding with design synthesis
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...e most important challenges in this industry is the wastage. To maintain a sustainable and justified project, it is necessary to apply some approaches seeking tow
The arise and development of Lean found place in the Japanese car company Toyota. This new phenomenon
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...cated cross-functional team to improve a targeted work area, with specific goals, in an accelerated timeframe." <ref name="Ref2"> '' Farris, Jennifer A., Ak
... company such as the R&D department focusing on problem solving in product development teams.
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...owever, every project is unique and its success depends on various product development and management processes vital for the current rapidly changing business en
...ft industry where it initially evolved, there is a growing interest in the development process of the modular patterns.
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...ed at the operational level of a company and there is a focus in delimited goals in order to reach the highest ROI. It is a methodology that has to be imple
...nagement they can assure that certified standards are respected during the development of the projects.
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...ject. The planning is based on the one hand resolving the obstacles in the development process, on the other hand assessing the risk, opportunities and strengths
== General of project development ==
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...td. (BSB) A short introduction of the Broad Group and its subsidiary Broad Sustainable Building Corporation is presented. The patented BSB modular concept is desc
== Broad Sustainable Building Co. Ltd. ==
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...ffs between the total value chain functions, and finally ensurement of the sustainable infrastructure such as IT tools, incentives and processes.
Generally, complexity management in product development is considered as the management of products variants.
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...nating products that contribute negatively to the strategic organizational goals. Complexity develops from three interdependent dimensions and the associate
...both strengthen the portfolio and comply with the strategic organizational goals can be initiated while obeying budgetary restraints.
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...o is therefore a portfolio that will have enabled the company to achieve a sustainable competitive advantage<ref name = Dietrich_Lehtonen_2005/>. However, making
...rtfolio value and entering the portfolio pipeline. (i.e. projects being in development) <ref>Gardiner, P. D and Carden, J. (2004). The “Benefit Pipeline” Appr
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...software development, crystal… - signed the Manifesto for Agile Software Development.
... present a potentially shippable product increment and every aspect of the development is revisited.<ref> http://agilemethodology.org/ </ref>
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... Despite the existence of this obvious interrelationship between corporate sustainable profitability and permanent innovation, many companies possess relatively c
=== Main Goals ===
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...ts, integrated and indivisible, aiming to address the world behaviour on a sustainable path.
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...advantageous for scheduling and materials ordering''” . Later, after the development of BDS concept, in 1986, Robert Aish <ref>Aish, R. (1986): ‘Building Mode
The main goals for developing this structured planning procedure are:<ref> Assemble (2016)
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...s that compile with the four processes, assuring an output of high-quality sustainable buildings.
...portant role in the construction industry because while LEED is focused on sustainable, resource-efficient and cost-effective buildings, WELL is, on the other han
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...on. It is therefore highly crucial that practitioners ensure a sustainable development of construction, in order to address the current global climate and environ
...d covers a variety of conditions which must be included in the planning of sustainable constructions. This means, that the planning of buildings must be considere
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The increasing demand for sustainable solutions are not less urgent in construction, where a common understanding
...is in the case of the construction industry often thought of as ''having a sustainable work flow''. A continuing increasing movement is however about to change th
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...ght behind these goals was to make them famous, so that we all have common goals and know what we are fighting for. <ref>http://www.globalgoals.org/ Retriev
...on) and 7(affordable & clean energy), but certainly also some of the other goals. <ref name="res">https://www.researchgate.net/publication/307906714_SDG2030
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...warming effects. Thus, many countries are creating plans to construct only sustainable buildings in near future.
...d will require change of the way that designer thinks. There are plenty of sustainable design principles that can lead humanity to achieve this aim. Many of those
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