The transformation of product development process into lean environment using set-based concurrent engineering: A case study from an aerospace industry
Ahmed Al-Ashaab(Cranfield University), Amaia Sopelana(Euskadiko Parke Teknologikoa), Muhammad Khan(Cranfield University), Sivatharan Kesavamoorthy(Cranfield University), Matic Golob(Cranfield University), Jon Parsons(Rolls-Royce (United Kingdom)), Agota Berkes(Rolls-Royce (United Kingdom)), Alberto Andino(Cranfield University), Asier Onecha(Cranfield University), Gabriel Martinez(Cranfield University), Usama M. Attia(Cranfield University), Mikel Soril(Euskadiko Parke Teknologikoa), Alejandro Pérez(Cranfield University), Pablo Guzman(Cranfield University), Badr Haque(Rolls-Royce (United Kingdom)), Essam Shehab(Nazarbayev University)
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