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of these areas can contribute to the whole process, contextualizing the benefits from
birth stage of an item until its final production and shipment to the customer. The
work emphasizes the importance of how this relationship helps to reduce waste in
the process, with a more assertive development, generating fewer losses, including
financial (decrease development samples, raw material and machine settings). In
addition, the alignment with well-defined from the beginning of product development is possible to prepare the entire chain and its suppliers, bringing signings or
need to open new factories or suppliers close to the business.
Among the specific objectives, this study sought to identify existing models in
the literature, published in high-impact international journals, peer-reviewed, with
no restrictions on their years of publication and dealing with the supply chain and
the product development process.
Thus, this work is organized in the introduction and contextualization of these two
major areas, followed by the presentation and verification of the evolution of the main
proposals of the subject, and concluding with the presentation of the gaps between
this relationship of NPD and SC, and proposing other research opportunities. in that
area.
2 Methodology
To seek to analyse the interaction of supply chain management in product development and vice versa, in the context of industry 4.0, some articles were selected
through a search on the Capes/MEC Journal Portal. This Portal has a wide national
and international database referenced of various materials. As a tool, keywords were
used as filters to direct the search, crossing related words from the main pillars
(product development and Supply Chain), such as: product development process,
supply chain management, supply chain design and integrated design. Some methodological principles developed in the research developed and structured in the studies
by Mattioda et al. (2015), Szejka et al. (2017) and Uemura Reche et al. (2020), but
with adaptations to the present subject addressed.
As a result, 36 were crossed combinations of related words, which led, after more
superficial analysis 480 articles related to the subject of work, and who have gone
through more refinements to reach the most relevant. Thus, a comprehensive literature
review was conducted, since they were not set filters for the years of publication,
which resulted in articles with publication date to 2019. The research began in 2018
lasting until 2019, where it was possible to investigate the extensive background
articles found.
The research is exploratory because it is directed at a question or problem that
is not much addressed or that there is a lack of previous studies (Collis and Hussey
2005). For the keyword research it was planned to verify the relationship between
the searched keywords and the subject. It is also qualitative, as it examines articles published around the subject previously, including selection of supply chain
J. F. Urnau and O. Canciglieri Junior
of these areas can contribute to the whole process, contextualizing the benefits from
birth stage of an item until its final production and shipment to the customer. The
work emphasizes the importance of how this relationship helps to reduce waste in
the process, with a more assertive development, generating fewer losses, including
financial (decrease development samples, raw material and machine settings). In
addition, the alignment with well-defined from the beginning of product development is possible to prepare the entire chain and its suppliers, bringing signings or
need to open new factories or suppliers close to the business.
Among the specific objectives, this study sought to identify existing models in
the literature, published in high-impact international journals, peer-reviewed, with
no restrictions on their years of publication and dealing with the supply chain and
the product development process.
Thus, this work is organized in the introduction and contextualization of these two
major areas, followed by the presentation and verification of the evolution of the main
proposals of the subject, and concluding with the presentation of the gaps between
this relationship of NPD and SC, and proposing other research opportunities. in that
area.
2 Methodology
To seek to analyse the interaction of supply chain management in product development and vice versa, in the context of industry 4.0, some articles were selected
through a search on the Capes/MEC Journal Portal. This Portal has a wide national
and international database referenced of various materials. As a tool, keywords were
used as filters to direct the search, crossing related words from the main pillars
(product development and Supply Chain), such as: product development process,
supply chain management, supply chain design and integrated design. Some methodological principles developed in the research developed and structured in the studies
by Mattioda et al. (2015), Szejka et al. (2017) and Uemura Reche et al. (2020), but
with adaptations to the present subject addressed.
As a result, 36 were crossed combinations of related words, which led, after more
superficial analysis 480 articles related to the subject of work, and who have gone
through more refinements to reach the most relevant. Thus, a comprehensive literature
review was conducted, since they were not set filters for the years of publication,
which resulted in articles with publication date to 2019. The research began in 2018
lasting until 2019, where it was possible to investigate the extensive background
articles found.
The research is exploratory because it is directed at a question or problem that
is not much addressed or that there is a lack of previous studies (Collis and Hussey
2005). For the keyword research it was planned to verify the relationship between
the searched keywords and the subject. It is also qualitative, as it examines articles published around the subject previously, including selection of supply chain