Integration of Product — Process — Organisation for Advanced Engineering Design

The paper presents a survey on engineering design regarding three main fields: product modelling, design process and design coordination. An advanced approach named IPPOP and aiming at the integration of product-processorganisation is proposed. The IPPOP project aims at supporting design actors in their work by taking into account technological knowledge, dynamic evolution and co-ordination of activities. First, the, modelling of the knowledge used by actors and not only the geometrical product definition is described. Second, the modelling of the dynamic aspect of process and not only the static flow of data is proposed. Finally the co-coordination the collaborative work of design actors involved during the various steps of the product development to increase design performances is presented.

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