Concurrent engineering across a multi-location factory : managing the interface among engineering, design and manufacturing
Kothandaraman Anandharama.
Abstract
Kothandaraman Anandharama.
Abstract
This dissertation examines how single and multi-location “Singapore local factories” deliver products to customer using Concurrent Engineering (CE) principles. Three major issues examined include: (1) what are the managerial and technological responses that require CE in general; (2) how is the CE practice (3) what are culturally the differences between the upstream engineering/design and the downstream manufacturing function that are relevant to CE implementation.
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This dissertation examines how single and multi-location “Singapore local factories” deliver products to customer using Concurrent Engineering (CE) principles. Three major issues examined include: (1) what are the managerial and technological responses that require CE in general; (2) how is the CE practice (3) what are culturally the differences between the upstream engineering/design and the downstream manufacturing function that are relevant to CE implementation.
Key concepts: Concurrent engineering, Factory (object-oriented programming), Manufacturing engineering, Engineering, Interface (matter), Production engineering, Systems engineering, Computer science