Implementing Concurrent Engineering in Small Companies

ebook Mechanical Engineering Series, Book 145

By Susan Skalak

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By presenting a systematic approach to concurrent engineering (CE), this reference accommodates the small corporation’s quest to incorporate better design management practices-highlighting an easy-to-follow methodology through five design phases that will eliminate the need for costly consultants and promote environmentally friendly solutions.

Introduces three main design models to aid in new, evolutionary, and incremental product design!

Implementing Concurrent Engineering in Small Companies
examines

  • how the adoption of CE practices improves overall performance
  • the infrastructure that needs to be in place to implement successful changes
  • CE methodology for product and manufacturing line design applications
  • CE’s adaptability to specific company requirements, including risk reduction
  • sample designs developed in various industries
and details
  • engineering specifications for product parameters
  • conceptual and embodiment design
  • vendor selection and approval
  • prototyping
  • line and equipment installation
  • debugging and training
  • production and distribution
  • customer support and product retirement Implementing Concurrent Engineering in Small Companies can provide significant product gains for mechanical, manufacturing, materials, electrical, electronics, cost, industrial, and quality engineers; product designers; purchasing managers; and cost estimators; and will be an invaluable resource for upper-level undergraduate and graduate students in these disciplines.

  • Implementing Concurrent Engineering in Small Companies