PISCATAWAY,NJ, 27 March 2000—Dr. Samuel Keen, IEEE Fellow, often emphasizes that concurrent engineering simplifies product development and manufacture.  This video course shows how to manage product development to be successful in a competitive market place.  The concepts first presented in this 1996 video package are always relevant to the workplace, because “lessons learned” is the basis from which all programs can benefit.  Concepts and methods introduced in these videos never become dated because they are not fads.  They help you realize shorter product development cycle times, make speedier program decisions, maintain program focus, and keep diversions at bay.  The IEEE is offering the video tutorial, “Concurrent Engineering Perspectives: Concepts to Success,” at the special reintroductory prices of $299.00 IEEE Members/$399.00 Non-Member.

Concurrent engineering is a synergistic approach to product development in a process-oriented engineering environment.  Top experts in concurrent engineering have designed this course to deliver practical information in a way that will enable you to apply these techniques immediately.  Avoid pitfalls and speed your robust products to the marketplace.

Learn:

• Development tools that save both time and project resources

• How to assure timely consideration of Life Cycle Cost (LCC) factors

• Design for Manufacturability (DFM) and affordability practices

• How to promote state- of-the-art breakthroughs in your products

• Product development “lessons learned” that you can apply immediately

 This videotape, released in 1996, consists of 2 videotapes and presentations notes.  The IEEE NTSC product order number is HV6965-QVE and for the PAL product order number is HV6966-QVE.  Order from the IEEE Customer Service Department, 445 Hoes Lane, PO Box 1331, Piscataway, NJ 08855-1331, USA.  For single sales, call 1-800-678-IEEE (1-732-981-0060 outside the USA and Canada); for company or institutional sales, call 1-800-701-IEEE; or fax 732-981-9667.  Or order from our convenient Online Store, access from the IEEE homepage: www.ieee.org.  Shipping and handling charges apply.