Description
Why training in functional analysis? Functional analysis makes it possible to explain the need in terms of expected measurable results and not in terms of technical solutions. It therefore leaves more room for the emergence of solutions adapted to the real needs of the customer. The CdCF, a summary document of this functional expression of need, is a 'safeguard' in the design, whether internal or driven by a buyer within the framework of subcontracting.
Who is this training for ?
For whom ?
Designer, engineer and R&D technician, industrialization manager and technician. Buyer, product manager, marketing manager, organizer. Project manager in industry and services. Any person involved in the creation of specifications or the expression of a need to develop or have developed products, processes, or services.
Prerequisites
None.
Training objectives
Training program
- Before the face-to-face
- - A self-diagnosis to identify your priorities.
- The benefits of AF
- - Understanding the need.
- - The search for a compromise on the need to be satisfied.
- - Openness to innovation.
- - The tool for dialogue between the different actors.
- - From the CdCF to other specifications.
- Practice FA in 4 key steps Identify the functions.
- - Order the functions.
- - Characterize the functions.
- - Prioritize the functions.
- - Adapt the approach to any type of product and service , and integrate the constraints.
- Lead a needs expression group
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- Write the CdCF
- - Use a standard plan (Skills Campus, current standard).
- - Adapt the standard plan to the employment context.
- - Develop the document by iterations.
- Using the CdCF and the AF The CdCF for design.
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