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Systems, Customer Needs and Requirements

open access: yes, 2017
A preliminary and relevant step of the whole process includes a complete collection of customer needs and a suitable elicitation of requirements. This activity is never trivial and requires to be suitably formalized. This is done by resorting to the test cases of this handbook. In the meanwhile, the role of stakeholders is even investigated and defined.
Brusa E., Cala A., Ferretto D.
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Customer requirements and user requirements: why the discrepancies?

Journal of Lightwave Technology, 2004
Development teams often speak about the need to satisfy the customer and to meet their requirements. But exactly who is the customer, how do they determine their requirements, and how do these differ from user requirements? If the customer requirements don't realistically (or objectively) present user requirements, can the developers still build a ...
Mary Deraitus, Ann Miller
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Customs Requirements

The Aeronautical Journal, 1969
I had intended to speak about passenger control, and cargo control is not really my subject. Nevertheless, in view of what has been said by previous speakers, there are one or two points on
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Research on the Customer Requirement Processing for Mass Customization

Key Engineering Materials, 2013
This paper built the customer requirement processing flow for mass customization, and analyzes the customer group’s and discrete customer’s requirement processing flow. On this basis, the acquisition and criterion of customer requirement, the customer requirement information analysis, the evaluation of customer satisfaction(EOCS) has been studied and ...
Yu Hua Zhang, Yi Jing He
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The evolution of customer middleware requirements

Proceedings of 3rd International Conference on Parallel and Distributed Information Systems, 2002
In the past, commercial client/server systems were typically limited to configurations employing a single relational database management system (DBMS). Moreover, both client and server components were either designed by a single vendor, or constructed using one of the many application programming interfaces (API) available, restricting that application
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Incorporating tolerances of customers’ requirements for customized products

CIRP Annals, 2014
Abstract Tolerancing conventionally deals with the variation of manufacturing processes to meet the requirements of product quality. With the development in product customization, it has been generally accepted that customers’ requirements also have acceptable tolerance range.
Wang, Yue, Tseng, Mitchell
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Customer Requirement Patterns for Software Vendors

2013 IEEE 16th International Conference on Computational Science and Engineering, 2013
More and more electronics companies are outsourcing their hardware/software components. With a number of mergers and acquisitions, the number of available system software vendors is decreasing. The rising complexity in product features also places tremendous burden on each vendor to manage their requirements in such a way so as to cater to diverse ...
R. Kousik Sankar, Aneesh Krishna
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Customer Requirement Management in Product Development

Concurrent Engineering, 2006
Customer requirement management has been wellrecognized as the principal factor for developing a successful product in the marketplace. This has been acknowledged in an exponentially increasing number of publications in the field of customer satisfaction and requirement management, as well as in many endeavors in industrial applications.
Roger Jianxin Jiao   +2 more
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