Abstract
In innovative product development, in addition to the direct product development team, it is necessary to consider a complex system of multidisciplinary and multistakeholder groups, including the organizations and related businesses that are the main actors in product development, such as research, prototype production, mass production, and business, as well as users who utilize the products, regulatory authorities that socially guarantee user safety, and local governments that promote industry as a result of social implementation. In addition to the organization and its related businesses, there are users who utilize the product, regulatory authorities that socially guarantee user safety, and local governments that are involved in industry promotion in conjunction with social implementation. Since such development exhibits high uncertainty in which many factors affect product specifications, it is necessary to synchronize and coordinate the product development process with stakeholder interests. This paper presents the results of a study of collective impact practices based on the ISO 15288:2023 System Life Cycle Process in order to set up a process for proceeding with such development.
