Sustainability Product Portfolio: A Review

A Portfolio of Nutrients: Soil and Sustainability

Efficient Product Portfolio Reduction

1. Abstract A product portfolio can be defined as the set of artifacts marketed by a corporation in order to meet its customer’s needs. The proliferation of products in a company’s portfolio can create inefficiencies due to the greater complexity and the corresponding effort required to design and manufacture the set of products. A methodology for efficiently reducing the number of products thr...

Managing Virtual Product Development team: A Review

Although there are many potential benefits associated with the use of virtual product development teams, exploiting these benefits requires an appropriate management. Managing virtual product development team is a critical issue as many of these teams fail to accomplish their goals. Review of previous literature shows that body of knowledge in managing virtual product development teams is fragm...

Towards a Software Product Sustainability Model

1. Introduction The necessity to adapt current products and services into a way of working environmentally friendly is already a social and economic demand. Although the GreenIT can be considered a mature discipline, software sustainability, both in its process and its use, has not begun to be a topic of interest until the last few years. In this sense we think is fundamental to define what we ...

A nonlinear multi objective model for the product portfolio optimization: An integer programming

Optimization of the product portfolio has been recognized as a critical problem in industry, management, economy and so on. It aims at the selection of an optimal mix of the products to offer in the target market. As a probability function, reliability is an essential objective of the problem which linear models often fail to evaluate it. Here, we develop a multiobjective integer nonlinear cons...