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In Part III, we described a management system for mechanical engineering which provides integrated management of products, activities, and resources. Product management combines version control, configuration control, and consistency control into a uniform framework. Activity management is built on top of product management (product-centered approach) and takes various aspects of dynamics into account (product-dependent task nets, feedback, simultaneous engineering). Resource management covers both human and computer resources and provides for role-based task assignments and tool integration through wrappers, respectively. The management system was fully implemented, and it was successfully applied to non-trivial scenarios.
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Westfechtel, B. (1999). Overview. In: Models and Tools for Managing Development Processes. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 1646. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-46708-4_12
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