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Effectus [21]
4 years ago
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The primary difference between integrated/concurrent engineering development and functional/sequential development is: Integrate

d development spends more money up front to order to save money in later stages. Sequential development is more thorough in addressing development steps. In sequential development, multiple functions co-manage design and testing. Integrated development usually leads to higher sustaining and warranty costs.
Engineering
1 answer:
gogolik [260]4 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Integrated development spends more money up front to order to save money in later stages.

Explanation:

The primary difference between integrated/concurrent engineering development and functional/sequential development is: Integrated development spends more money up front to order to save money in later stages.

Cost of integrated development is higher in the initial stages where setup has be made and proper training and education of employees are required and once it is done. It will save money in later stages.

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