Tricky product problems are often sticky and chewy like chewing gum: Whatever you do, you can not get rid of them. In practice, they survive because the method of trial and error has repeatedly failed, both in product engineering and … Continued
Tricky product problems are often sticky and chewy like chewing gum: Whatever you do, you can not get rid of them. In practice, they survive because conventional problem solving has repeatedly failed, both in product engineering and in production. The … Continued
The engine engineering department of an automotive OEM optimized the engine intake manifold by simulation. It significantly improved specific power output and engine drivability within a few working days. As multiple variable interactions had to be optimized this success was … Continued