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Supporting Product Lifecycle Management by Automated Simultaneous Engineering ( aSE )

Automated Simultaneous Engineering (aSE) is an approach to improve the efficiency of some processes by simulating relevant parts of the subsequent process which has not taken place yet using a lean process model. This paper outlines the efficient use of aSE within a Product Lifecycle Management Strategy. It therefore points out criteria for the implementation of aSE within a PLM environment. Furthermore a concept is presented to enact aSE in a productive environment, ensuring that all information needed by the lean process model is extracted from already existent data with no extra effort on the users part.