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14 December 2020 Integrated concurrent engineering teams for increased efficiency in flight projects
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A highly integrated Concurrent Engineering Team (CET) within a flight project evolves in its function and has the potential to provide many benefits through the project lifecycle. The benefits include superior systems-oriented design products, as well as overall improved project efficiency and higher-performing interpersonal relationships within the project. If physically integrated, this can manifest as a Concurrent Engineering Center (CEC) centrally located within a project’s physical office space. Here we discuss the process to establish and maintain a tightly integrated engineering and design team for providing highly streamlined service to the project, including a cost/benefits analysis discussion.
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Bert Pasquale "Integrated concurrent engineering teams for increased efficiency in flight projects", Proc. SPIE 11450, Modeling, Systems Engineering, and Project Management for Astronomy IX, 1145018 (14 December 2020); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2581066
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KEYWORDS
Systems engineering

Integration

Systems modeling

Integrated modeling

Model-based design

Optical design

Product engineering

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