The absolute must of Concurrent Engineering approach is to paralely evolve, continuously improve and gradually refine the processes of multiple disciplines. These processes are subjected to several assessments in a regular basis to optimize the effectiveness and benefits in the Concurrent Engineering development process. As a rule of thumb, detailed maturity criteria are to be developed early in the process which principally will determine the cut-off points (maturity gates) for the establishment and enhancement of the cross-functional integration and collaboration of multiple disciplines among the product's lifecycle. This paper will examine the fundamentals of designating the maturity criteria and determining the maturity level requirements of each associated maturity gate in order to enhance the Product Lifecycle Management precepts. Methodology of collaborative studies to determine the maturity levels will be outlined and the procedures will be detailed. Furthermore, determined methodology will be applied and a maturity model will be proposed. © Springer-Verlag London 2013.
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Cangelir, C., & Karademir, S. (2013). Determining Concurrent Engineering maturity levels. In Advanced Concurrent Engineering (pp. 705–716). Springer-Verlag London Ltd. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-4426-7_60
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