lean product development

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Lean product development is a management and engineering approach that applies lean principles to the design and development process to reduce waste, accelerate time-to-market, and maximize customer value.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf engineering approach
management approach
product development methodology
addresses coordination across disciplines
high variability in development work
uncertainty in requirements
aimsTo accelerate time-to-market
maximize customer value
reduce waste
appliedIn aerospace industry
automotive industry
consumer electronics industry
software industry
appliesTo product design
product development process
basedOn Toyota Production System
surface form: Toyota Production System principles

lean thinking
emphasizes built-in quality
cross-functional collaboration
deferred commitment
early customer feedback
elimination of non-value-added activities
limiting work in progress
pull-based planning
rapid experimentation
set-based concurrent engineering
short development cycles
visual management
focusesOn continuous improvement
flow efficiency
knowledge creation
learning cycles
value creation
goal enhance customer satisfaction
improve predictability of delivery
improve product quality
increase development productivity
reduce development lead time
originatedFrom adaptation of lean manufacturing to development
relatedTo agile product development
concurrent engineering
lean manufacturing
lean software development
timeHorizon early concept phase to product launch
uses A3 problem solving
continuous integration practices
kanban boards
obeya rooms
standardized work
value stream mapping

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Toyota Production System influenced lean product development