05/16/2013 by iProd WebAdmin in Deliverables
To complement the information shown in the brochure, a more visual display of iProd’s main lines of work and objectives has been sought, and to achieve this, a flier has been designed by CIDAUT. This flier is meant to be an eye catcher for the project, and will redirect interested researchers and potential users to read more information in the brochure, or at this website.
by iProd WebAdmin in News
by Blanca Araujo, CIDAUT
After the interest raised by the project we have migrated the old website to this new structure, from which we will be uploading new content and news regularly so that if you are interested in the project you can follow us more closely.
In this new format you can post comments on our news, as well as contact us to know more or join our newsletter. The Newsletter campaigns will start shortly and they will be a means of keeping up to date with the project progress without having to check on our website every couple of weeks: ...
05/15/2013 by iProd WebAdmin in Deliverables
The project Brochure was designed by Paragon at the beginning of the project. In here you can find a small review of the project’s objectives and challenges, as well as other information regarding the Consortium or the project’s administrative data.
by iProd WebAdmin in News
The 5th IC-EpsMso is the 2013 International Conference on Experiments, Process, System Modeling, Simulation and Otimization. This conference is organized by LFME and sponsored by the iProd member PARAGON. This conference will take place in Athens (Greece), at the Divani Caravel Hotel, the 3rd and 4th of next July.
iProd will hold a mini Symposium there where the most relevant part of the technical work and the iProd prototype will be displayed. Meet us there to know why so many industrial ...
by iProd WebAdmin in Deliverables
This document contains the integrated functional requirements for the iProd project. These requirements generalize the requirements gathered and organized in deliverable D2.2 ? Functional PDP Requirements (based on D2.1 ? Common Methodology for PDP Analysis) and provide a set of requirements common to different product development processes (PDP), as well as those limited to a certain domain. They are organized by the phases identified as general enough to cover all processes, and are split into kernel requirements, which are common for all the users, and domain-specific, which are either user- or industry-specific.
This is a public version of a restricted deliverable, some tables have been erased due to confidentiality reasons
Public Deliverable