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1. Why concurrent engineering?
The very idea of considering new practices cannot stand alone. It needs to be argued and researched.
Argumentation means showing and explaining the reasons for taking this approach. It's more than a justification, it's a question of looking for areas of progress with real potential to go beyond the current situation.
To instruct is to provide the first elements of a response that will support the analysis of the context. It's not enough to take a critical look at a situation in order to change its course. On the contrary, it is necessary to support the analysis by backing up the arguments with alternatives.
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