Modeling the car design process, International Journal of Vehicle Design
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BOUCHARD, Carole 
AOUSSAT, AmézianeRésumé
This research has taken part in a collaboration between a big European car supplier and the research laboratory on new products design of ENSAM. The topic was the definition of a design watch method for the car suppliers, helping them in their decision process about development.
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