Overview
1. Introduction to the product
2. Market segmentation
3. Requirement analysis
o Business requirement(s)
o Customer requirements
o System (functional) requirements
o Non-functional requirements
o Negative requirements
4. Design analysis
o Conceptual design. You may also use the house of quality matrix to prioritize the design requirements before moving to the next design phases.
o Embodiment design o Detailed design
5. Functional analysis
o Functional block diagram
o Functional decomposition diagram
o N-squared o Timeline
6. Design for manufacturing and assembly
7. Design for reliability
8. Design for maintenance
9. Design for usability
10. Design for sustainability
11. Risk assessment
12. Decision-making process (trade-off analysis and economic analysis)
13. Final recommendation for the product design and specifications
? Note that your team is trying to sell this idea to the potential customer. You would want to make sure that what you are recommending clearly maps back to the product story and the defined requirements.
Your new product will target a wide commercial user market. Its design will include at least three different models addressing selected segments of the market. (Note: The four basic types of market segmentation are: 1. Demographic Segmentation 2. Psychographic Segmentation 3. Geographic Segmentation 4. Behavioral Segmentation) See the articles below to learn about market segmentation: https://www.yieldify.com/blog/types-of-market-segm... https://www.universitylabpartners.org/blog/key-typ... https://www.similarweb.com/corp/blog/research/mark...