What are the design criteria for enhanced system productivity?
Design criteria for enhanced system productivity include the creation of a reliable design through concurrent systems analysis, maintaining design freedom throughout the design process, and evaluating design alternatives quickly . The integration of robust design techniques, design axioms, and the Response Surface Methodology is central to enhancing productivity . Additionally, the use of a multi-lateral well enhanced geothermal development system with specific reservoir parameters, well layout parameters, and injection-production parameters can improve heat production performance . The proposed framework for distributed systems based on the IPO model also supports a simple development cycle, reducing dependency on distributed systems and increasing productivity . Furthermore, an enhanced-productivity electronic meeting system environment, which integrates various meeting tools, allows for collaboration and idea sharing while preserving privacy . Finally, the analysis and design of work systems using the MEAD approach can increase workers' productivity in shipyard production .
Answers from top 5 papers
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The design criteria for enhanced system productivity include improving the physical environment, equipment/machine factors, and work condition factors. | |
01 Jan 2000 | The design criteria for enhanced system productivity include increasing design knowledge in the early stages, maintaining design freedom, and developing comprehensive top-level specifications. |
The design criteria for enhanced system productivity include integrating multiple meeting tools, allowing collaboration on a common workspace, and preserving privacy. | |
3 Citations | The design criteria for enhanced system productivity include reservoir permeability, well layout parameters, injection-production parameters, and reservoir porosity. |
The design criteria for enhanced system productivity include reducing lines of code, reducing dependency on distributed systems, and achieving stable performance. |