Principles From Toyota’s Set-Based Concurrent Engineering Process

Durward K. Sobek · Allen C. Ward

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Abstract A five-year study reveals that the highly successful Toyota Motor Corporation seems to follow a different paradigm of design than other US and Japanese auto companies. This paper outlines 11 principles that appear to form the foundation of Toyota’s use of “Set-Based Concurrent Engineering.” Discussion of the principles includes illustrations from Toyota.

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2018PRODUCT DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT 1992Revolutionizing product development 2019A Study of the Toyota Production System From an Industrial Engineering Viewpoint

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