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12.5.7 Concurrent Engineering

Concurrent engineering has been defined as the parallel execution of different development tasks in multidisciplinary teams with the aim of obtaining an optimal product with respect to functionality, quality, and productivity (Rolstadås, 1995). Concurrent engineering goes beyond diagrams, charts, and algorithms. It demands a multidisciplinary team effort where information sharing and communication are key to identify ideas (Kamara, 2003). According to Gil et al. (2000), the success in lean product process development relies on the involvement of all participants in the early design. Therefore, the relationship with client should not be overlooked as the client may facilitate concurrent engineering efforts that reduce the project’s cost. Partnering with subcontractors and suppliers can also influence the outcome of concurrent engineering efforts.

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