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Introduction and Motivation,new patterns of consumption, increased cost pressure and increasingly individualized demand. Together with an increasing dynamic of requirements, this forces many companies to diversify their product range. The ongoing expansion of the range of products on offer increases the internal variety of com

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Interrelationships and Effects of Product Variety,ered in the long term. Additionally, there may be internal causes of increased internal variety, such as deficits in strategy, process, and organization. Increased internal variety has negative consequences at all stages of the product lifecycle, such as reduced economies of scale and reduced transp

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Methods for the Development of Modular Product Families,are intended for different starting situations and goals, and sometimes only address the implementation of specific product structure strategies or have been developed only for individual product types, industries, or corporate strategies. This chapter presents potential methods for program planning