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MASS CUSTOMIZATION AND MANUFCTURING

2000
The concept of mass production was introduced in the 1800s and reached its full development in the 1920s. However, craft production, where artisans built products to a customer’s specifications continued catering to some select market niches. In the 1970s the competition intensified among producers and at the same time the variety of products ...
Pratap S. S. Chinnaiah, Sagar V. Kamarthi   +1 more
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Mass customization origins: mass or custom manufacturing?

International Journal of Operations & Production Management, 2002
Mass customization presents a paradox to traditional manufacturing practices. Historically, companies chose to produce either customized, crafted products or mass‐produced, standardized products. Thus, mass customization presents a paradox by combining customization and mass production, offering unique products in a mass‐produced, low cost, high volume
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Understanding 'customization' in mass customization

IEE Seminar Mass Customization Turning Customer Differences into Business Advantages, 2003
The meaning of customization in a mass customization context is more complex than it might appear. It is driven by different customers desiring to differentiate products in different ways for different reasons, some objective and clear, others less tangible but equally real.
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Mass customization in weaving

2007
Present technological level in weaving allows use of mass customization principle already for past ten years. This means that CAD and CAM (electronic Jacquard) systems for weaving are capable of producing almost any pattern and any kind of woven fabrics with minimum delivery time, desired quantity and quality and with similar or even lower cost of ...
Dimitrovski, Krste, Demšar, Andrej, Rolich, Tomislav   +2 more
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Mass customization and mass production

The TQM Magazine, 1999
Total quality management resulting from total customer satisfaction today can mean giving every customer a product tailored specifically to his or her needs. In the past, manufacturing was usually characterized by keeping costs down with economies of scale.
Laetitia Radder, Lynette Louw
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Towards mass customized interoperability

Computer-Aided Design, 2006
Abstract This paper describes an approach to interoperability in design projects that is based on computational agents customizing the representation of product data to individual design tools. The agents can augment their translator capabilities autonomously at runtime.
Udo Kannengiesser, John S. Gero
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Modeling of Customer Behavior in a Mass-Customized Market

2008
The use of market simulation models becomes increasingly widespread as it helps improve enterprise planning and product delivery. In case of mass customization approach, which aims to simultaneously target scores of individual customers offering them product variations tailored specifically to fit their individual needs, understanding customer behavior
Zbigniew J. Pasek, Pawel Pawlewski, Jesús A. Trujillo   +2 more
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Mass Customization and Customer Centricity

2023
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To mass customize or not to mass customize? The Alpina case

2014
Daaboul, Joanna, Boštjan Novak, Cunha, Catherine Da, Bernard, Alain   +3 more
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Mass Customization

2017
Mitchell M Tseng, Yue Wang, Roger J Jiao
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