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project management processes methodologies and economics
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Project Management Processes Methodologies And Economics
Describe a design process with which you are familiar and that is performed sequentially. Explain how CE could be implemented (if possible) in this case. If, in your opinion, CE is not possible,
Give an example in which CE cannot be applied.
What is the difference between the communication needs in sequential engineering and CE?
What is the relationship between CM and quality?
In what ways does CE affect quality?
What are the similarities and differences between Deming’s 14 points and Crosby’s 14 points?
The Kaizen approach of Imai stresses gradual, long-term improvement. In what situations or under what conditions might this approach not work very well? Under what conditions is this approach best?
Contrast Juran’s approach with the Kaizen approach. Identify situations in which either would be more or less appropriate.
Is it possible to implement the idea of training workers and giving them responsibility for improving the processes with which they are involved in a project environment?
Henry Ford invented mass production. In so doing, he perfected the assembly line concept in which each worker does only one job or a handful of jobs and is given little other responsibility. This
U.S. manufacturers spend approximately 80% of their R&D budgets on new technology, whereas their Japanese counterparts spend approximately 80% on process improvement. What do you think have been the
Discuss the problem of assigning weights and estimating correlations in QFD. Suggest a way to solve this problem.
Discuss the risks involved in the project “buying a used car.” Develop a risk management plan for this project.
One of the requirements for graduating with a B.S. in engineering is the successful completion of a design project. Discuss the criteria and the logic that a student should use in selecting a project.
What are the risks associated with the project in Question 15? Data in Question 15.One of the requirements for graduating with a B.S. in engineering is the successful completion of a design project.
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