Design for Cost, Design for Manufacturability, Design to Value Training by Tonex
This comprehensive training program delves into the critical principles of designing for cost-effectiveness, manufacturability, and value optimization. Participants will gain actionable insights into streamlining product development, reducing production expenses, and maximizing market competitiveness. In an era where cyber threats are ever-evolving, understanding the security implications of design choices is paramount, ensuring robust and resilient product lifecycles. This course bridges the gap between traditional engineering and modern cybersecurity demands, empowering professionals to create secure, efficient, and valuable products.
Audience:
- Product Designers
- Manufacturing Engineers
- Cost Analysts
- Project Managers
- Supply Chain Professionals
- Cybersecurity Professionals
Learning Objectives:
- Understand the core principles of Design for Cost (DFC), Design for Manufacturability (DFM), and Design to Value (DTV).
- Apply techniques to optimize product design for reduced manufacturing costs.
- Analyze and improve manufacturability through design modifications.
- Implement value engineering methodologies to enhance product functionality and market appeal.
- Integrate cybersecurity considerations into the product design process.
- Develop strategies for effective cost estimation and value assessment.
Course Modules:
Module 1: Foundations of DFC, DFM, and DTV
- Introduction to Integrated Design Principles
- Cost Drivers and Value Streams Analysis
- Impact of Design on Manufacturing Efficiency
- Understanding Product Lifecycle Costs
- Integrating Quality and Reliability in Design
- Cybersecurity Considerations in Early Design Phases
Module 2: Design for Cost Optimization
- Material Selection and Cost Reduction
- Component Standardization and Simplification
- Process Optimization for Cost Efficiency
- Cost Modeling and Estimation Techniques
- Value Analysis and Target Costing
- Assessing Cybersecurity Costs During Design
Module 3: Enhancing Manufacturability Through Design
- Tolerance Analysis and Design Simplification
- Assembly and Automation Considerations
- Design for Producibility and Testability
- Ergonomics and Human Factors in Manufacturing
- Tooling and Fixture Design Optimization
- Security Considerations in Production Processes
Module 4: Implementing Design to Value Strategies
- Customer Value Proposition Development
- Function Analysis and Value Engineering
- Feature Optimization and Prioritization
- Market Analysis and Competitive Benchmarking
- Value-Based Decision Making and Trade-offs
- Assessing Security Value and Risk in Product features.
Module 5: Advanced Cost and Value Analysis
- Activity-Based Costing and Management
- Life Cycle Cost Analysis and Optimization
- Return on Investment (ROI) and Value Metrics
- Risk Assessment and Mitigation Strategies
- Supply Chain Cost and Value Optimization
- Cybersecurity and Long Term Value.
Module 6: Integration and Implementation
- Cross-Functional Collaboration and Communication
- Implementing DFC, DFM, and DTV in Project Management
- Change Management and Continuous Improvement
- Metrics and Performance Measurement
- Case Studies and Best Practices
- Secure Design Lifecycle and Future Trends.
Elevate your product design capabilities and drive significant cost savings and value creation. Enroll in the Design for Cost, Design for Manufacturability, Design to Value Training by Tonex today and gain a competitive edge in the market.