Comparison and analysis of differences between concurrent engineering and traditional design methods.

There are two differences between concurrent engineering and traditional design methods:

1, the difference of design process: the traditional design method is a linear design process, tasks are completed in the order of design process, and the completion of each task needs to wait for the completion of the previous task. Concurrent engineering is a parallel design process, different tasks can be carried out at the same time, so the design process is more efficient.

2. The role of the designer is different: In the traditional design method, the designer is an independent individual who is responsible for completing all tasks in the whole design process. In concurrent engineering, designers are a team, and each designer is responsible for a certain link in the design process, cooperating and communicating with each other to complete the design task.