Titlebook: Concurrent Engineering; Contemporary issues Hamid R. Parsaei (Associate Professor),William G. Book 1993 Springer Science+Business Media D

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Design for human factorsbe considered in the design of the project, right at the beginning. Therefore, it is crucial for designers to understand and consider the capabilities and limitations of the targeted users population for whom a product or process is designed.

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Principles of concurrent engineeringign phase, because the more advanced CIM technologies are of little consequence unless the product design lends itself to the overall system utilizing all available and relevant technologies. For instance, the following statements represent the significance of product design.

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Concurrent optimization of design and manufacturing tolerancesd into levels of activities that include functional design (product design), manufacturing (process design), and life-cycle considerations. Designers must consider not only the functional requirements of a product but also life-cycle issues, such as manufacturing, testing, assembly and maintenance.

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Microscopic Modeling of Synchronized Trafficbanking, manufacturing, marketing, health care services, and public services (Badiru, 1988a; Gill and Whitman, 1991). Project management uses a combination of analytical, managerial, and computer tools to address the following:

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I. Golding,I. Cohen,E. Ben-Jacob and earlier. Neglecting the lessons of history has two major disadvantages: time is wasted in developing procedures and methods that are a matter of record and effort is wasted in selling these concepts on the basis of their anticipated benefits when overwhelming historic evidence of their worth exists.

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Improved Optimal Velocity Model for Trafficspecialist brings to the team leads to terminology and the use of that terminology particular to the individual’s speciality. In other words each specialist has their own viewpoint of product development.

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Granular Shearing and Barkhausen Noiseultaneous engineering (Foreman, 1989) have attracted special interest recently. The major goals of these technologies are to realize higher product performance, lower manufacturing cost, shorter lead time and automation of a variety of low-volume production systems, etc. (Hitomi, 1979).