BS 7000-2:1997

Committees responsible
Foreword
Introduction
Guide
Section 1. General
1.1 Scope
1.2 References
1.3 Definitions
Section 2. Managing the design of manufactured
products at corporate level
2.1 General
2.2 Responsibility for design
2.3 Formulation of corporate design philosophy,
      objectives, strategies and design programmes
2.4 Communication of corporate design objectives,
      strategies, philosophy and programme
2.5 Corporate aspects of design management
2.6 The totality of products
2.7 Corporate design team and alliances
2.8 Corporate investment programmes
2.9 Auditing and control of corporate design
      standards, activities and procedures
2.10 Evaluation
Section 3. Managing the design of manufactured products
at project level: overview
3.1 General
3.2 Model for managing the design of manufactured
      products
3.3 Concept phase
3.4 Feasibility phase
3.5 Implementation phase
3.6 Termination phase
Section 4. Managing the design of manufactured products
in more detail
4.1 General
4.2 Expansion of model for managing the design of
      manufactured products
4.3 Concept phase
4.4 Feasibility phase
4.5 Implementation phase
4.6 Termination phase
4.7 Process: Prototypes and articles for test
4.8 Design control, verification, review and evaluation
4.9 Control and increasing design efficiency
4.10 Design support facilities check-list
Annex
A (informative) Bibliography
Figures
1 Sequence of analysis from corporate objectives to
      corporate design programme
2 Model of the design process for manufactured
      products
3 Product design and development cycle showing
      typical curve of financial commitments
4 Factors to be considered when formulating design
      briefs and product design
5 Roles and responsibilities matrix
6 Generation of ideas over time during brainstorming
      sessions
7 Design implementation process

Provides guidelines for management of the design of manufactured products of all types which are subject to a manufacturing process, together with each stage of alteration from raw material to fabrication, delivery and use to eventual disposal. Also intended for all staff and management in all types of organizations involved in design.