Definition of value in the framework of systems engineering design methodologies with aeronautics insight

Value is a polysemic word when used in engineering design, suitable to create fully-optimized entities. However, its multifaceted nature can hinder the development of effective design approaches. To address that, this research aimed at systematically reviewing the value definitions found across literature to establish a common theoretical basis for future value-based design methodologies. Considering the importance of value in the aeronautical sector, this research was performed both from a general viewpoint and focusing only on aeronautical papers. The main result achieved is the lack of a general-valid value definition, requiring deeper investigations of every element concurring to generate value.

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Procedia CIRP
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.procir.2025.08.067
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2
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Systems Engineering Methodologies and Applications
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Definition of value in the framework of systems engineering design methodologies with aeronautics insight

Claude Cuiller, Claudio Favi, Pierre-Eric Dereux, François Bouissière et al.
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Procedia CIRP
Systems Engineering Methodologies and Applications
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Definition of value in the framework of systems engineering design methodologies with aeronautics insight

Claude Cuiller, Claudio Favi, Pierre-Eric Dereux, François Bouissière, Rachele Rizzioli, Patrice Quenderff
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Abstract

Value is a polysemic word when used in engineering design, suitable to create fully-optimized entities. However, its multifaceted nature can hinder the development of effective design approaches. To address that, this research aimed at systematically reviewing the value definitions found across literature to establish a common theoretical basis for future value-based design methodologies. Considering the importance of value in the aeronautical sector, this research was performed both from a general viewpoint and focusing only on aeronautical papers. The main result achieved is the lack of a general-valid value definition, requiring deeper investigations of every element concurring to generate value.

Procedia CIRPVol. 136
Airbus (France) (FR), University of Parma (IT)
Openalex Percentile: Top 10%
Systems Engineering Methodologies and Applications
2.43
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