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<p>ISO 10303-44:2014
specifies the integrated resource constructs for
product structure configuration.
</p>
<p>
The following are within the scope of
ISO 10303-44:2014:
</p>
<ul>
<li>the relationships among the components and assemblies of products;</li>
<li>
the relationships among products and their components as made by modification of other products;
<p><small><a>EXAMPLE 1</a>
The machining of a product from another product is an example of a modification.
</small></p>
</li>
<li>the description of a product as defined by customer needs;</li>
<li>the dependencies among specifications of a product in order to represent possible product variations to present to a customer;</li>
<li>the management of the structure for configuration of assemblies and components as planned for manufacture;</li>
<li>
the decomposition of a product to support different product life cycle activities;
<p><small><a>EXAMPLE 2</a>
An organization maintains one bill-of-material structure for a product that enumerates the quantity
of each component used in each assembly, and a second bill-of-material that decomposes a product with multiple
assemblies into the individual components.
See annex Examples for more examples of different product structure reports that are supported.
</small></p>
</li>
<li>multiple versions of a single product that are equivalent with respect to form, fit, and function.</li>
</ul>
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<p>ISO 10303-44:2014
specifies the integrated resource constructs for
product structure configuration.
</p>
<p>
The following are within the scope of
ISO 10303-44:2014:
</p>
<ul>
<li>the relationships among the components and assemblies of products;</li>
<li>
the relationships among products and their components as made by modification of other products;
<p><small><a>EXAMPLE 1</a>
The machining of a product from another product is an example of a modification.
</small></p>
</li>
<li>the description of a product as defined by customer needs;</li>
<li>the dependencies among specifications of a product in order to represent possible product variations to present to a customer;</li>
<li>the management of the structure for configuration of assemblies and components as planned for manufacture;</li>
<li>
the decomposition of a product to support different product life cycle activities;
<p><small><a>EXAMPLE 2</a>
An organization maintains one bill-of-material structure for a product that enumerates the quantity
of each component used in each assembly, and a second bill-of-material that decomposes a product with multiple
assemblies into the individual components.
See annex Examples for more examples of different product structure reports that are supported.
</small></p>
</li>
<li>multiple versions of a single product that are equivalent with respect to form, fit, and function.</li>
</ul>
