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*OSPD Current State and Requirements - Bonvoisin and Boujut - [[File:ICED15.pdf]] | *OSPD Current State and Requirements - Bonvoisin and Boujut - [[File:ICED15.pdf]] | ||
*Open Design and Crowdsourcing - Thomas J Howard et al - [http://orbit.dtu.dk/fedora/objects/orbit:112760/datastreams/file_9719320/content] [[File:opendesign.pdf]] | *Open Design and Crowdsourcing - Thomas J Howard et al - [http://orbit.dtu.dk/fedora/objects/orbit:112760/datastreams/file_9719320/content] [[File:opendesign.pdf]] | ||
*Seminal paper on new product development - ''[[From Manufacturing to Design]], | *Seminal paper on new product development (innovation) and Lean Production - ''[[From Manufacturing to Design]], | ||
*'''Seminal paper on Open Source Appropriate Technology - Dr. Joshua Pearce - [[File:osat.pdf]] | *'''Seminal paper on Open Source Appropriate Technology - Dr. Joshua Pearce - [[File:osat.pdf]] | ||
*Industry Standards - | *Industry Standards - | ||
:*Standard waterfall method of development - [http://web.archive.org/web/20050310133243/http://asd-www.larc.nasa.gov/barkstrom/public/The_Standard_Waterfall_Model_For_Systems_Development.htm] | :*Standard waterfall method of development - [http://web.archive.org/web/20050310133243/http://asd-www.larc.nasa.gov/barkstrom/public/The_Standard_Waterfall_Model_For_Systems_Development.htm] | ||
:*Seminal paper on [[Concurrent Engineering]] - | :*Seminal paper on [[Concurrent Engineering]] - | ||
: | :*Seminal book on modular design - '''[[Design Rules: The Power of Modularity]]'''. | ||
*Seminal book on modular design - '''[[Design Rules: The Power of Modularity]]'''. | :*Seminal work on patterns in architecture - Christopher Alexander - [[A Pattern Language]]. | ||
*Seminal work on patterns in architecture - Christopher Alexander - [[A Pattern Language]]. | |||
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Revision as of 05:28, 28 January 2016
Introduction
Open Source Product Development (OSPD) is the development of products (goods and services) that leverages open collaboration and clear documentation as a means to involve large numbers of distributed contributors in the development process. The aim is to produce high quality products at low cost - and to make these products competitive on the open market - by involving sufficient collaboratory effort to make these products better and cheaper than proprietary competition. The 2 main keys to cost reduction lies in Open Design (zero development costs) and design for fabrication via open source micro factories in a scenario of Flexible Fabrication (reduced production costs).
Open Source Product Development Method - Roadmap
Literature
- Open Source Product Development - Springer Gabler - 2011 - [1]. Table of Contents
- OSPD Current State and Requirements - Bonvoisin and Boujut - File:ICED15.pdf
- Open Design and Crowdsourcing - Thomas J Howard et al - [2] File:Opendesign.pdf
- Seminal paper on new product development (innovation) and Lean Production - From Manufacturing to Design,
- Seminal paper on Open Source Appropriate Technology - Dr. Joshua Pearce - File:Osat.pdf
- Industry Standards -
- Standard waterfall method of development - [3]
- Seminal paper on Concurrent Engineering -
- Seminal book on modular design - Design Rules: The Power of Modularity.
- Seminal work on patterns in architecture - Christopher Alexander - A Pattern Language.
Links
- Red Hat's The Open Source Way
- The Open Talent Economy - [6]