Technische Universität München Product Development Boltzmannstraße Garching Germany

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1 Registration Form Please fill in this form and fax it to +49 (89) Technische Universität München Product Development Boltzmannstraße Garching Germany Tel.: +49 (89) Fax: +49 (89) I will participate in the 9th DSM Conference 2007 from 16 till 18 October 2007 in Munich, Germany. My preference for the tutorial session (limited spaces available, see next page for details): I will give a Presentation yes no Tutorial A Tutorial B Tutorial C Plant Tour Title Type Industrial Application Tool Development Research I will participate in the Get-Together (15th October 2007, at own charge) Conference Dinner (included in conference fee) Credit Card Details Eurocard/Mastercard Visa AMEX Full Name (as it appears on card) Card Number Date of Expiry Contact Details: First Name Surname Occupation / Title Affiliation Mailing Address Zip code / City Country Telephone Conference Fee Early Registration (before 15 July 2007) Regular Registration (16 July 2007 until 21 Sept. 2007) Attendees from Academic Institutions Attendees from Industry With my signature I confirm my participation in the DSM Conference 2007 and authorize the organizers to debit my credit card with the conference fee. I further confirm that I am entitled to use the credit card as stated for this purpose. Place of Signature Date of Signature Signature of Participant

2 Information and latest News The most recent information on the 9th International DSM Conference can be found on the conference website. Please check the following website regularly to stay updated concerning organizational changes: Registration Procedure To register for the conference, please fill in the registration sheet (the first page of this document), sign it and fax it to +49 (89) Payment is only accepted by credit card (Mastercard, VISA, American Express). Please print your name, card and contact details using block letters. Your credit card will be charged approximately two days after your fax is received. The card will be debited the amount according to your affiliation (academia or industry) and the date of your registration. Lunches, coffee breaks and beverages as well as the two social events are included in the conference charge. The conference language will be English. If you want to participate in the Get-Together on the evening before the conference, please indicate your intentention on the registration form for the booking. The Get-Together is at your own expenses. In case you want to bring another attendee to the social events, please contact the conference organizers by . The participation in one of the three tutorials (or a plant tour at the BMW facilities) is included in the conference fee. Please see the description of the tutorials for details and give your preference on the registration form. Submission of Contributions The conference will be based on high quality contributions from leading industry participants, tool developers, and researchers. Different sessions will be offered in alternating order to achieve a diversified exchange of ideas that cover diverse needs in the understanding of complexity management. Participants in the 9 th International DSM Conference 2007 are encouraged to present their experience in complexity management to the international audience. To submit an abstract, please follow the directions provided on the conference website under submissions. Please also indicate the title of your presentation and the type on your registration sheet. Accomodation Hotel accommodation and reservations are handled by the Munich Tourist Office. Please use the hotel reservation form provided at the end of this document (also available on the conference website) for your hotel reservation. For further information, please refer to the instructions provided with the hotel reservation form. Transfers from the hotels to the conference venue are not provided. However, all hotels offered are in the vincinity of the venue and can be accessed by taxi or public transport.

3 Tutorials Three different tutorials are offered. Only limited spaces are available, therefore the participation cannot be guaranteed. Please only opt for your preferred tutorial. Alternatively, a plant tour is offered for those participants who do not want to assist in the tutorials. Tutorial A: Introduction to the Design Structure Matrix: Applications to Systems Architecting, Organization Design, Process Analysis, and Project Management Tyson Browning, Neeley School of Business, Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, Texas, USA The design structure matrix (DSM) helps to plan and manage product architectures, organizational structures, and process flows at the enterprise, program, and project levels. By doing some simple analysis, one can prescribe a modular system architecture or organization structure. Adding a time-basis enables one to prescribe a faster, lower-risk process. Because the DSM highlights process feedbacks, it helps identify iteration and rework loops-key drivers of cost and schedule risk. The DSM can also show how delays in external inputs, such as requirements and equipment, trace directly to increased cost, schedule, and risk. The DSM is concise and visually appealing and is in use in a number of industries, companies, and agencies. People have found the tool extremely useful for fostering architectural and organizational innovation, and for enabling the situation awareness and empowerment that motivates people executing complex processes. This tutorial introduces the DSM and four distinctive applications useful to product developers, project planners, project managers, systems engineers, and organizational designers. Real-life examples are presented, along with a number of practical applications in the aerospace, automotive, manufacturing, information technology, and other industries. Participants will engage in hands-on exercises and come away with a clear understanding of why dependencies and interaces are important and how to manage them. Participants will leave with a course notebook of descriptive materials and access to free tools that can be applied immediately to projects for quick results and insights. Tutorial B: Information Driven Management Mike Danilovic, Jönköping International Business School, Jönköping, Sweden In complex organizations it is crucial to develop efficient problem solving capabilities in organizing tasks in integrated and cross-functional teams with customers and suppliers, modularization of product architecture and design of a lean process particularly when product development is carried out in multi-project settings. No matter how one organizes the processes into tasks, product architecture into modules, or people into organizations, there will always be interfaces and dependencies between: components and subsystems in the product architecture, between departments in the basic organization, between many different on-going projects, in professional groups, and among individuals who need to share information with others in order to solve problems and produce results. The information is the glue that holds the system together and you have to follow the flow of information. In this seminar you will get insight in a new approach, Information Driven Management (IDM) and new methods, Dependence Structure Matrix (DSM) and Domain Mapping Matrix (DMM). IDM approach and DSM/DMM methods puts the focus on interdependencies between domains/items such as components in the product architecture, tasks in processes, and people in basic and temporary team settings. Product development is a dynamic process with strong interdependencies between domains such as, customers requirements, functional and product specifications, architectural design, manufacturing design, and supply chain design. Each domain both enables and constrains the others and each domain has architecture and a logic. Information is the "glue" within each domain and between domains. Therefore, the flow of information within and between domains is crucial in order to solve the problems of organizing teams, designing modular product structures and define lean development and manufacturing processes. Tutorial C: Multi-Domain Analysis and Optimization in Product Development Maik Maurer, TESEON GmbH, Ismaning, Germany Typically, product development involves many different domains, e.g. components, processes, and people. Even if isolated views on a single domain are helpful for specific applications (e.g. functional modeling in early development phases), the consideration of the overall connectivity is of major importance for planning product adaptations and evaluating resulting consequences. Successfully implemented methods like FMEA or QFD already apply the linking between domains, e.g. of components and functions. However, these approaches represent partial solutions for some specific tasks. Based on the powerful applications of the Design structure Matrix (DSM) and its supplementing Domain Mapping Matrices (DMMs), recent development provides the methodical enhancement for managing multi-domain networks. The tutorial introduces the methodical basics of the multi-domain approach and explains its practical application in a systematized process. Required steps are presented by practical use cases from the initial system definition to the final implementation of analysis outcomes. The software tool LOOMEO is presented. It supports users in the entire process, e.g. in data acquisition, structure navigation, analysis, and optimization tasks. Participants of the tutorial receive a fully functional trial-version of the software LOOMEO free of charge. Participants gain a close insight to the possibilities of managing multi-domain networks as well as to the chances that emerge from controlling complexity in product development.

4 Kongress / Congress: DSM Conference 2007 Landeshauptstadt München Referat für Arbeit und Wirtschaft Einsendeschluss / deadline: Zimmerbestellung reservation of rooms Tourismusamt Sendlinger Straße München Tel.: +49 (0) /236 Preisgruppen für Ihre Zimmerbestellung / Price range Fax: +49 (0) hotelservice@muenchen.de Einzelzimmer / Single Room Doppelzimmer / Double Room Euro Euro A ab / over 150,- A ab / over 200,- B von / from 90,- bis / to 150,- B von / from 140,- bis / to 200,- C von / from 60,- bis / to 90,- C von / from 90,- bis / to 140,- D von / from 40,- bis / to 60,- D von / from 50,- bis / to 90,- Kategorien A, B und C: mit Bad oder Dusche und WC / Categories A, B and C: with bath or shower and WC Kategorie D: überwiegend mit Etagendusche/-WC / Category D: mostly with shared shower and shared WC Die Preise sind pro Zimmer und Nacht, inkl. Frühstück, Bedienung und Mehrwertsteuer. The room rates are per room, per night and are inclusive of taxes, services and breakfast. Ich bestelle verbindlich für die nachstehend angegebene Zeit: I wish to make a reservation for the following dates: Ankunft am / arrival on um / at h. Abreise am / departure on Einzelzimmer Doppelzimmer 3-Bettzimmer single room(s) double room(s) triple room(s) In Preisgruppe bitte ankreuzen price range A B C D please mark X Falls die gewünschte Preisgruppe nicht mehr verfügbar ist, bin ich auch einverstanden mit der Gruppe If this price range is no longer available, my second choice is bitte ankreuzen Preisgruppe / price range A B C D please mark X Besondere Wünsche / special requests Absender / Sender Name / name Vorname / first name Straße / street Hausnummer /. House No. Firma / company Postleitzahl / zip code Ort / town Telefon / Telephone Fax Kreditkarte / Creditcard Visa Eurocard/Mastercard American Express Diners Club Kreditkartennummer / Card Number Gültig bis / valid untill Von den Reservierungsbedingungen (siehe nachfolgend) habe ich Kenntnis genommen. I have read and accept the terms and conditions of the booking (see below)., den Unterschrift / Signature

5 Sehr geehrter Gast, beachten Sie bitte: Zimmerreservierungen werden in der Reihenfolge des Eingangs bearbeitet. Es empfiehlt sich deshalb, die Zimmer so früh wie möglich zu bestellen. Mit der Reservierungsbestätigung durch das Tourismusamt München sind Sie unmittelbarer Vertragspartner des gebuchten Hotels zu den Bedingungen des Deutschen Gastaufnahmevertrages (DEHOGA). Bei der Zimmerreservierung tritt das Tourismusamt München als Vermittler auf und übernimmt keine Haftung für die Leistungserbringung durch das Hotel. Rechte und Pflichten aus dem Gastaufnahmevertrag 1. Der Gastaufnahmevertrag ist abgeschlossen, sobald das Zimmer bestellt und zugesagt oder, falls eine Zusage aus Zeitgründen nicht mehr möglich war, bereitgestellt worden ist. 2. Der Abschluß des Gastaufnahmevertrages verpflichtet die Vertragspartner zur Erfüllung des Vertrages, gleichgültig auf welche Dauer der Vertrag abgeschlossen ist. 3. Der Gastwirt (Hotelier) ist verpflichtet, bei Nichtbereitstellung des reservierten Zimmers dem Gast Schadenersatz zu leisten. 4.Der Gast verpflichtet sich, bei Nichtanspruchnahme der vertraglichen Leistungen den vereinbarten oder betriebsüblichen Preis zu zahlen, abzüglich der vom Gastwirt ersparten Aufwendungen. Dear Visitor(s), please note: Room reservations are dealt with on a first come, first served basis. It is for this reason we recommend that you make your hotel reservations as soon as possible. Upon receipt of the booking confirmation from the Munich Tourist Office you will automatically become a contractual partner with the hotel booked, under the conditions of the German Hotel Reservations Contract settled by DEHOGA. The Munich Tourist Office is only acting as an agent and does not assume any liability for the service and efficiency offered by the hotel. Rights and Obligations of the Hotel Reservations Contract 1. The contract between the guest and the hotel concerned is considered binding as soon as the room has been reserved and the reservation confirmed, or in the event of a late booking as soon as the room has been reserved. 2. The contract between the guest and hotel when entered into obliges both contractual partners to fulfill all the contract conditions, regardless of the duration of the contract. 3. The hotel is obligated, in the event that the room booked is not available, to compensate the guest. 4. In the event of an early departure or No-Show, the guest is obliged to pay for the room for the entire period, less any expenditure saved by the hotel.