This presentation provides an overview of concurrent engineering. It defines concurrent engineering as a method of designing and developing products where different stages run simultaneously rather than consecutively. The presentation outlines the basic principles, objectives, need, benefits, weaknesses, and challenges of concurrent engineering. It compares concurrent engineering to traditional engineering methods and explains how concurrent engineering aims to decrease product development time and costs through improved integration and collaboration across departments.
This presentation provides an overview of concurrent engineering. It defines concurrent engineering as a method of designing and developing products where different stages run simultaneously rather than consecutively. The presentation outlines the basic principles, objectives, need, benefits, weaknesses, and challenges of concurrent engineering. It compares concurrent engineering to traditional engineering methods and explains how concurrent engineering aims to decrease product development time and costs through improved integration and collaboration across departments.
This presentation provides an overview of concurrent engineering. It defines concurrent engineering as a method of designing and developing products where different stages run simultaneously rather than consecutively. The presentation outlines the basic principles, objectives, need, benefits, weaknesses, and challenges of concurrent engineering. It compares concurrent engineering to traditional engineering methods and explains how concurrent engineering aims to decrease product development time and costs through improved integration and collaboration across departments.
This presentation provides an overview of concurrent engineering. It defines concurrent engineering as a method of designing and developing products where different stages run simultaneously rather than consecutively. The presentation outlines the basic principles, objectives, need, benefits, weaknesses, and challenges of concurrent engineering. It compares concurrent engineering to traditional engineering methods and explains how concurrent engineering aims to decrease product development time and costs through improved integration and collaboration across departments.
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DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
A PPT PRESENTATION ON
CONCURRENT ENGINEERING
PRESENTED BY, GUIDED BY,
MR. YOGESH S PUNDE PROF. S.S.LOHAR CONTENTS DEFINITION MEANING BASIC PRINCIPLE OBJECTIVES NEED TRADITIONAL ENGINEERING CONCURRENT ENGINEERING BENEFITS WEAKNESSES CHALLENGES DEFINITION A method of designing and developing products, in which the different stages run simultaneously, rather than consecutively. MEANING CE is also known as simultaneous engineering or integrated product development CE is relatively new (last 25 years)
Institute for defence analysis (IDA)
CE was designed to for the product development
stage CE is a long term strategy
Optimizes engineering design cycle.
4 BASIC PRINCIPLE Unified Goals and Mission Detailed Planning Continuous Review Analysis Team working Develop metrics Reduce time OBJECTIVES Decrease product development time Improve profitability. Greater competitiveness. Better control on design & manufacturing cost. Close integration between departments. Enhanced reputation of the company and its products. Improve product quality. Promotion of team spirit. NEED Change in market pace Faster decisions Reduced repetition of tasks Faster response Reduced cost Efficient operations TRADITIONAL ENGINEERING CONCURRENT ENGINEERING BENEFITS Competitive advantage Faster time to market Enhanced Quality Enhanced Productivity Decrease design and development time WEAKNESSES Excessive amount of modification.
Little attention to manufacturability issues of the
product at the design stage.
Uncontrolled late design cost.
The likelihood of late changes usually leads to
expensive changes to tooling and other equipment. CHALLENGES Support from top management Dedication Careful planning New products lifecycle should fit in the existing product program lifecycles in a company THANK YOU