Modularity and Interface Management: The Case of Schindler Elevators
- Topics:
- Evaluation
- Source:
- Copenhagen Business School
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Overview: Modularity refers to the scheme by which interfaces shared among components in a given product architecture are standardized and specified to allow for greater reusability and commonality sharing of components among product families. The management of innovation through modular product architecture strategies is gaining increasing importance for firms, not only in practice but also from a theoretical perspective. It is argued that the degree of modularity inherent in a given product architecture is sensitive and highly dependent upon the number of components and the interface constraints shared among the components, modules, sub-systems, and systems.
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Format: PDF | Size: 83KB | Date: Jan 2001 | Pages: 30
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