Abstract: Customer demands and global markets prompt companies to offer increasing product variety. The use of modular product structures is a possible strategy for providing the necessary external variety to the market and reducing ...

Abstract: The modularity of a product architecture with standard, variant, and optional modules can be measured by the characteristics of commonality and combinability. Positive and negative effects of a more communal or more ...

Abstract: This work introduces version 2.0 of the Hamburg ANatomical NEurointerventional Simulator (HANNES): a novel modular neurointerventional simulator designed to provide a realistic platform for simulating various neurovascular ...

Abstract: Technical progress and the development of smaller treatment instruments allow neurointerventional procedures to be used to treat diseases involving small vessels (< 2 mm). One example is the subdural hematoma (SDH), ...

Abstract: Modular product platforms have been shown to provide substantial cost and time savings while still allowing companies to offer a variety of products. As a result, a multitude of product platform methods have been developed ...

Abstract: Research in modularization of product families reveals numerous individual cause and effect impacts of modularity on a firm. There are clearly many interrelated positive and negative economic impacts arising from different ...

Abstract: Product developers are faced with the challenge of covering an ever-increasing external variety with as little internal variety as possible. Modular product architectures offer one way of resolving the challenge. They have ...

Abstract: Technical progress and the development of smaller treatment instruments allow neurointerventional procedures to be used to treat diseases involving small vessels (< 2 mm). One example is the subdural hematoma (SDH), ...