Implementing Concurrent Project Management

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Implementing Concurrent Project Management

Concurrent engineering (wherein all the essential functions for new product development and distribution are carried out concurrently) is a recently developed method that 1) reduces the time required to commercialize a new product and take it to market, and 2) enables time and cost schedules to be more realistically estimated. Based on the author's extensive experience in industry in new product development, this volume explores concurrent management of projects based on concurrent engineering. Provides a complete, step-by-step, Total Quality Management procedure (with sample case studies) for implementing concurrent engineering in the planning, scheduling, and controlling of technical projects, and broadens the scope to include other key functions such as marketing, materials management, industrial design, finance and human resources.

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Author(s)

Turtle, Quentin - Personal Name

Edition

1st

Call Number

620.006 Tur i

ISBN/ISSN

9780133020014

Subject(s)

Project management Engineering
Concurrent Engineering

Classification

620.006

Series Title

GMD

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Language

English

Publisher

Prentice Hall

Publishing Year

1994

Publishing Place

New Jersey

Collation

222p

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