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A Low-Cost Workstation with Enhanced Performance and I / O Capabilities Various entities involved in product development came together at different times

The design and development of the HP 9000 B-class workstation is a good example of cooperative engineering. In cooperative engineering, the various entities involved in product development come together at different times to solve a problem or make adjustments to their own projects to accommodate a common need. Examples of this cooperation for the B-class workstation include coordination between system designers and firmware developers, the addition of new functionality without impacting the development schedule, close ties with manufacturing, evaluation of implementation based on detailed cost models, and simplification of the PA 7300LC design by moving clocking functions onto a small chip on the system board.