Are there differences between the design methods DFX and DTX ?

Luís Gonzaga Trabasso @Luis_Gonzaga_Trabasso

11 November 2016 0 244 Report

DFX = Design FOR eXcellence. Examples: DFA - Design for Assembly; DFM - Design for Manufacturing.

DTX = Design TO eXcellence. Examples: DTC - Design to Cost; DTW - Design to Weight.

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