Transdisciplinary engineering (TE) is an emerging field that extends and evolves the initial basic concepts known as concurrent engineering (CE). While CE concentrates on enterprise collaboration, from integrating people and processes to very specific complete multi/inter/transdisciplinary solutions, TE combines natural sciences, applied sciences, social sciences and humanities to achieve a higher level of comprehension and awareness of the context in which industrial products, processes, systems or services will be implemented and are experienced by users (Borsato et al., 2016).
Peruzzini Margherita, Wognum Nel (2019). Special Issue on: Agile Approaches for Transdisciplinary Engineering. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF AGILE SYSTEMS AND MANAGEMENT, 12(4), 307-310.
Special Issue on: Agile Approaches for Transdisciplinary Engineering
Peruzzini Margherita;
2019
Abstract
Transdisciplinary engineering (TE) is an emerging field that extends and evolves the initial basic concepts known as concurrent engineering (CE). While CE concentrates on enterprise collaboration, from integrating people and processes to very specific complete multi/inter/transdisciplinary solutions, TE combines natural sciences, applied sciences, social sciences and humanities to achieve a higher level of comprehension and awareness of the context in which industrial products, processes, systems or services will be implemented and are experienced by users (Borsato et al., 2016).I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
