Project Management and Lean Engineering: An INDUSTRIAL APPLICATION

Authors

  • Toufik Boudouh Laboratoire IRTES-M3M University of Technology of Belfort-Mont-béliard France
  • Samuel Gomes Laboratoire IRTES-M3M University of Technology of Belfort-Mont-béliard France
  • Jérémy Boxberger Laboratoire IRTES-M3M University of Technology of Belfort-Mont-béliard France

Keywords:

project management models, PLM, lean engineering, SME

Abstract

This paper describes a project management methodology, implemented using a PLM system. The objective of this methodology is to streamline the product development process by introducing Lean Engineering techniques in project management. We are interested specifically in routine design which represents in some companies more than 80% of the design activity. Thus, reducing these tasks will allow more time for innovative design. The methodology was applied in a SME in which two types of projects where identified: long projects and short projects. For each type, a project management model was developed and implemented in the PLM tool. This allows faster initiation of projects in which project planning is automatically performed. Hence, non-added value tasks in project planning were identified and reduced. The use of the PLM tool allows also taking into account the manufacturing issues since the design phase.

Author Biographies

  • Toufik Boudouh, Laboratoire IRTES-M3M University of Technology of Belfort-Mont-béliard France

    He received the engineer degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Batna (Algeria). And received the MSc and PhD degrees from the University of Bordeaux (France).

    He conducted his research at the National School of Engineers of Tarbes before taking an Associate Professor position at the University of Technology of Belfort-Mont- béliard (France). His research deals with the management of the design process, concurrent engineering, and project management.

  • Samuel Gomes, Laboratoire IRTES-M3M University of Technology of Belfort-Mont-béliard France

    He is a full Professor at Belfort-Mont- béliard University of Tech- nology (UTBM) since 2009. He was an Associated Profes- sor since 1998 and was also a Research Engineer from 1993, working on various funded multi-million euros projects. Since 2010, he is the Head of the Mechanical Engineering and Design Department.

    He is the Deputy-Director of the IRTES-M3M laboratory “Mechatronics, Methods, Models and Skills”. Over last three years, he has built up a new research team, focused on “Mechanical Design” (infor- mation management, knowledge based engineering, DFX, etc., for advanced CAD modeling), inside the IRTES-M3M laboratory at UTBM. His research axis is focused on the original domain of “High Productive design and engineering methods and tools” applied to transportation issues.

  • Jérémy Boxberger, Laboratoire IRTES-M3M University of Technology of Belfort-Mont-béliard France

    He obtained a MS in Mechanical Engineering in 2010 from the University of Technology of Belfort-Montbéliard.

    He is currently a PhD student with the IRTES-M3M laboratory.

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Published

2022-05-20

How to Cite

Project Management and Lean Engineering: An INDUSTRIAL APPLICATION. (2022). The Journal of Modern Project Management, 1(1). https://journalmodernpm.com/manuscript/index.php/jmpm/article/view/110

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