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Bpm-based Process Improvement Of Vehicle Safety Development In B Motor Group

Posted on:2015-09-24Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:W LiuFull Text:PDF
GTID:2272330452453174Subject:Business administration
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With the development of vehicle industry in china, vehicle quality andperformance are getting increasingly significant to consumers. A survey shows thatvehicle consumers are putting safety,brand and appearance as the top3importantconsiderations when they are purchasing a car and a portion of42%of them deem thatsafety is the most important factor. Vehicle makers are highly valuing safetyperformance of their products as a response, however, in the meantime, vehicleproduct developing period is cut down by the severe competition of the market.Therefore, using process management method in vehicle safety performancedevelopment is inevitable.As the reducing of development cycle and rising amount of projects, issues fromvehicle safety development in B motor group are increasing significantly, which leadto the increasing of cost and delaying of product delivery. Even worse, the issueswould account for negative influence on the market. Therefore, a new way is neededin B motor group to resolve the issues.The concepts of BMP and management methods were introduced in this study toanalyze the problems in safety development process in B motor group, and found theroot causes of these problems. A new process module also was built via improving theoriginal process. Finally, the new process module was implemented to a new projectto value its effect.A conclusion was obtained by implement the new process module to V project:the new process module can effectively resolve the problem in vehicle safetydevelopment. It can not only reduce the cost and time in vehicle safety development,but also offer a new method in vehicle safety development for B motor group.
Keywords/Search Tags:BMP, Vehicle Safety Performance, Performance Dvelopment
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