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Value-driven design
- A systems engineering strategy based on microeconomics which enables multidisciplinary design optimization. The terms “value-driven design” and “value-centric design” are used interchangeably. The essence of these strategies is that design choices are made to maximize system value rather than to meet performance requirements. VDD is similar to the value-driven approach of agile software development, where a project’s stakeholders prioritize their high-level needs (or system features) based on the perceived business value each would deliver. ← Wikipedia
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