Figure 8.1 The eight phases of Sun’s structured process. © 2003 Crnkovic, Asklund, Persson...

Figure 8.1 The eight phases of Sun’s structured process.

© 2003 Crnkovic, Asklund, Persson Dahlqvist, ”Implementing and Integrating Product Data Management and Software Configuration Management”

P6Deploy

P7Sustain

P8Retire

P5Customer

Acceptance

P4System

test

P3Develop

ImplementTest

P2Plan

P1Concept

Figure 8.2 Product approval committees.


Product Approval Committee Chair

Marketing Sales FinanceDev.Eng. Operations

Service/Support CTO CA

Figure 8.3 Phase completion reviews.


Review

no

gord.

Review

no

gord.

Review

no

gord.

Review

no

gord.

Review

no

gord.

Review

no

gord.

Review

no

gord.

P6Deploy

P7Sustain

P8Retire

P5Customer

Acceptance

P4System

test

P3Develop

ImplementTest

P2Plan

P1Concept

Figure 8.4 A transparent interface to SCM tools.


SNIFF+

RCS commands

RCSrepository

ClearCase

ClearCaserepository

User

Transparent access

Conversion from RCS to ClearCase

Figure 8.5 The PPDC network architecture.


PPDC Network Architecture

PSTNISDNPSTNISDNPSTNISDN

HLR

VMSC

GMSC

BS

SMS -C

BackboneIP Network

ApplicationServers

BillingSystem

PMSC

NOCOSSHLR

VMSC

GMSC

BS

SMS -C

T1

Existing functionality

New functionality

Interface

Figure 8.6 Example of an Ericsson product structure.


system

subsystem

function block

function unit

subfunction

hardware units

Functional structure

software units

Realization structure

Delivery structure

Delivery unit

parts

parts

Project structure

Project

Project struct.

Documents

Commercial structure

Product

Product packages

Figure 8.7 Generic project organization and roles in a large project.


SubprojectManager

ProjectManager

ProjectStaff

Total Project Manager

ProjectSteering Group

ProjectSponsor

Reference Group

Reference Group

ProjectManager

ProjectManager

SubprojectManager

SubprojectManager

SteeringFunctions

ManagingFunctions

ExecutingFunctions

People responsible for carrying out the activities

Figure 8.8 Example of project organization from the PPDC product line.


TCM – Program Production FENIX – Project for Packet data for PDC MS Lab – Mobile Test Lab RNA – Radio Network Applications OSS – Operating Support System SS – Switching SIT – System Integration and Test BSP – Base Station Products BSA – Base Station Applications SPP – Packet Data on TRAU-96 and C-TRA FOA – First Office Application

System

ProjectStaff

Project Manager 1 & 2

FENIX TCM

Requirement Coordinator Technical Coordinator Test Coordinator Configuration Manager Quality Coordinator Acceptance Coordinator Hardware Coordinator Librarian Project Administrator

MS Lab RNA

System Test

SPP BSA BSP

SIT SS

Customer Services

OSS

FOA

SubprojectManagers

ManagingFunctions

Figure 8.9 Time-to-market flow for PDC systems.


Marketing

DesignProductmanagement

specify

product

design &test

verifyDefine business

opportunity

Define prod.con.

Time to marketflow

Time to customerflow

Maintenance &support

Customer

Time to market

Figure 8.10 The four different subsystems in PRIM.


Product Document

PRIM

PS

Product Structure

IS

Information structure

Document Data

DDPD

Product Data

Figure 8.11 The baseline content.


Baselines

DELTA

DataServer

GASK

PRIM

DataServer

Testreport

Auditreport

CRs

TroubleReports

MoMs

Baseline report

ConfigurationQualityDeviationsDecisions

Time

Figure 8.12 The CR flow.


Delta

CR

CR

User

LocalCCB

Product managerProject Members

CCBMailbox

CRLog

MaintenanceCCB

MainCCB

UpdateCR log

Figure 8.13 Overview PPDC information flow.


Customer

PEACE

Req.

DOORS

Req.Prod. mgmtProj. members

DELTA

MRSMRS

GASK

Design

SWAXE

deliveries

PRIM

Product str.

Localfile server

Program prod.

Production design when ready for function test

FOA/Roll Out

When test performed

ALEX

Customerproduct info

Customer

CR

Different archives for sw or hw

REQUIREMENT

DEVELOPMENT

BUILD &RELEASE

DWAXE

Design and deliveries

Figure 8.14 The requirement flow in the product specification phase.


To DesignMRS

Delta

CR

PEACE

Customer

DOORSNew req.

Figure 8.15 Information flow for software and hardware development.


Delta

SwaxeGASK

Local Archives

PRIM

ClearCase

Productspecification

SW-design

Figure 8.16 Information flow for hardware design.


Delta LocalDatabase

CADdesign

GASK PRIM

GOLF Otherdb

HW development

Functional test System test FOA Rolling product

TTC

Figure 8.17 Software program and document library production.


Delta

GASK Dwaxe PRIM

LocalDB

ClearCase

Golf

MSH

Prog.

ALEX

Functional test System test FOA Rolling product

Swaxe

Hardware

Faults

Programs

Documents

Figure 8.18 Information flow and tools used in the design and manufacturing processes. The following abbreviations are used: Design status (DS), production ready status (PR), design just started (DS-/PR-), ready for preproduction (PR1/DS1), product test doc (PRA/DS4), ready to be sold (PRA), and product revision information (PRI).


Design phase

Design EngineeringPrototype

FactoryPrototype Mass ProductionPre series

Production phase

BOMmanagement

Engineeringchanges,Customisations

Engineeringdata flow.

Excelsheet PRIM

PRIMstatus

PCPProcess

EDA

CASE

LocalArchivePRIM Copy

Process

MDA

PRIMCOM

PIMAdmin

BAAN

SAP R/3

Zebra

Other

PIMAdmin

GASK

PIMAdmin

Excelsheet

Zebra

PIMAdmin

PRIPRB

PR-/DS- PR1/DS1 PRA/DS4

PRIM

PRIM

GASK

Web/FTP

Ester

<No PRIM>

PASK

PRI

Manufacturing

Figure 8.19 PDM tool architecture.


Metaphase

Oracle DB

CDM – Collaborative Data Management

metaDoc UnigraphicsOtherinterfaces

Figure 8.20 Modeling the products by rules describing the products.


‘Super BOM’

Family A

1.1 BKB (prod no)

1.2 BKB (prod no)

2. Family Antennas

1. Family batteries

……

2.1 ……

2.2 ……

1.1 and 2.1 or 2.3 …

1.3 and 2.1 and 3.1 …

……

Product Engine

BOM

1.1

2.1

……

Figure 8.21 Tools supporting product and document management.


Documentum

Product documentsComponents documentsProject documents

Document templatesGuidelines

Outsourcing:Development

TemplatesGuidelines

SAP R/3

Product and productiondocuments

Develop.doc.

Outsourcing:Production

Productiondocument

Productrelease doc.

VSS

Software codeSoftware specificationSoftware

Spec.

Binary codeProduction doc.

PVCS Tracker

CRsDefects

Customer

ProductUser doc.

Figure 8.22 Example of a product structure: (a) product structure, (b) product low volume, and (c) product high volume.


Product low volume

FW

The product

SW

HW

HW SW

c)

B

A

C

D E G

F

I

K L

Product high volume

The product

SW

HW

HW SW

FW

b)

A

C

D E G

F

H

I

K L

J

Product structure

FW ManualsThe product

SW

HW

HW SW needed for HW logic

High volume. FW loaded earlier in the process

High volumeDelivered bymanufacturer

Low volumeDelivered bymanufacturer

Low volume.FW loaded late in theprocess

FW

a)

A

C

D E

F

G H

I J

K L

B

Figure 8.23 An example of an article and its constituent parts.


<article no> Product <article no> Circuit Board <article no> label <article no> packaging <article no> Firmware version x.y

Figure 8.24 CAS system functions.


VAX DBMS

Data transfer• Prima• REM• DOKREG• PREDICTOR

CASL• listings and reports

CASF• searching for information

CASP• information used by production

CASR• update and registration

Data about• articles• structures• lists• suppliers

Figure 8.25 CAS II system architecture.


The main PDM system

Archive

Local PDM Local PDM CM

Development ILS Production

Local PDM Local PDM

Figure 8.26 Life cycle model.


Marketing Sales Production Delivery Product Management

Project Management

Develop-ment

Figure 8.27 Overall system architecture and its relationship to the development phase during the product development process.


The main PDM system

DocumentArticles &structures

Mec-CADElec-CAD

SWDocument Requirements ILS

Customerdocuements

MPS

Dokreg CAS Unigraphics VeriBest CVS MS Office Requisite-Pro

Reliability Frame-Maker

PRIMA

LocalPDM

LocalPDM

LocalPDM

ManualCM

LocalSCM

ManualCM

LocalPDM

LocalPDM

LocalPDM

LocalPDM

Archive Development ILS Production

Development Production Delivery

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