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8.3a Assess design solutions viability.

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 ===International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO) specific to the subject===
 [[File:ISO.jpg|100px|thumb|center]]
 ===Exam style question===

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 For existing designs:
-● BSI standards will set some requirements that may mean
+* BSI standards will set some requirements that may mean changing the product’s design.
-changing the product’s design.
+* It may be necessary to change the manufacturing method.
-● It may be necessary to change the manufacturing method.
+* Both the above have cost implications.
-● Both the above have cost implications.
+* Employer re-training may be necessary if manufacturing methods change.
-● Employer re-training may be necessary if manufacturing
+* Implications of investment in new machinery.
-methods change.
+* Any other valid suggestion.
-● Implications of investment in new machinery.
 For new designs:
-● BSI documents are quite expensive to purchase.
+* BSI documents are quite expensive to purchase.
-● Standards might impose constraints on a design which are
+* Standards might impose constraints on a design which are restrictive and limiting.
-restrictive and limiting.
+* A clear set of standards can be helpful in guiding designers.
-● A clear set of standards can be helpful in guiding designers.
+* Any other valid suggestion.
-● Any other valid suggestion.
 General points:
-● Quality control procedures and testing.
+* Quality control procedures and testing.
-● Customer trust in the product may improve the market hold.
+* Customer trust in the product may improve the market hold.
-● Increased sales.
+* Increased sales.
-● Customer loyalty.
+* Customer loyalty.
-● Brand image.
+* Brand image.
-● Increased product reliability resulting in less recalls.
+* Increased product reliability resulting in less recalls.
-● Less chance of customer litigation.
+* Less chance of customer litigation.
-Any other valid suggestion.
+* Any other valid suggestion.
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		+	===Exam style question===
		+	1. To certify that products conform to a standard set by the British Standards Institute (BSI),
		+	many products carry the BSI Kitemark® shown below:
		+	[[File:BSI.png\|100px\|thumb\|center]]
		+	Discuss the implications to manufacturers of producing Kitemark® approved products.
		+
		+	Answers:
		+
		+	For existing designs:
		+	● BSI standards will set some requirements that may mean
		+	changing the product’s design.
		+	● It may be necessary to change the manufacturing method.
		+	● Both the above have cost implications.
		+	● Employer re-training may be necessary if manufacturing
		+	methods change.
		+	● Implications of investment in new machinery.
		+	● Any other valid suggestion.
		+	For new designs:
		+	● BSI documents are quite expensive to purchase.
		+	● Standards might impose constraints on a design which are
		+	restrictive and limiting.
		+	● A clear set of standards can be helpful in guiding designers.
		+	● Any other valid suggestion.
		+	General points:
		+	● Quality control procedures and testing.
		+	● Customer trust in the product may improve the market hold.
		+	● Increased sales.
		+	● Customer loyalty.
		+	● Brand image.
		+	● Increased product reliability resulting in less recalls.
		+	● Less chance of customer litigation.
		+	Any other valid suggestion.
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 #Click [https://www.iso.org/home.html here] to go to the ISO website. Assess whether the design solution meets the criteria of the technical specification
 #The International Organization for Standardization is an international standard development organization composed of representatives from the national standards organizations of member countries. Membership requirements are given in Article 3 of the ISO Statutes.
 [[Design_Engineering|Design Engineering homepage]]

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 ===International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO) specific to the subject===
 #Click [https://www.iso.org/home.html here] to go to the ISO website. Assess whether the design solution meets the criteria of the technical specification
+#The International Organization for Standardization is an international standard development organization composed of representatives from the national standards organizations of member countries. Membership requirements are given in Article 3 of the ISO Statutes.
 [[Design_Engineering|Design Engineering homepage]]

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 ===British Standards Institute (BSI)===
 #Click [https://www.standardsuk.com/download-british-standards/?gclid%3DCjwKCAjw6-_eBRBXEiwA-5zHab9d72qQuSkanYORP993HYQws14lhyPBjqaUZrupkivuHxnAhNP9zxoCfeEQAvD_BwE here] to go to the BSI webpage.
 [[File:BSI.png|100px|thumb|center]]
 ===International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO) specific to the subject===
 #Click [https://www.iso.org/home.html here] to go to the ISO website. Assess whether the design solution meets the criteria of the technical specification

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 Keeping demand and supply in balance is a constant struggle. The consequences of poor customer service, high inventories, cash flow difficulties, and failure to meet planned business goals lead companies in search of a process to better manage the delicate balance of demand and supply.
-[[File:supply_demand.jpg|500px|thumb|center]]
+[[File:Supply.jpg|500px|thumb|center]]
 - Market analysis of similar products.