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This book outlines a series of principles to help engineers design products and services to meet customer and societal needs with minimal impact on resources and the ecosystem. The third volume in a series on sustainable engineering, this book provides up-to-date information on planning and implementing sustainable activities. Using examples and case studies from the government, military, academia, and commercial enterprises, the authors provide a set of tools for long-term sustainability. The book explains how an entire enterprise can be engineered to sustain itself and not just certain products.

Providing both engineering and management views on the subject, this title focuses on the tools that management, product development, and operational support teams must consider in the design, development, operation, and improvement of products that are cost-effective in various phases of the life cycle.

Offering a blueprint for transforming military depot workload and processes into those of high-performance commercial facilities, this title provides tools for enhancing the ability of the military to perform MRO on its weapon systems. It focuses on availability of required parts, facilities, tools, and manpower.

Offering a blueprint for transforming military depot workload and processes into those of high-performance commercial facilities, this volume provides tools for enhancing the ability of the military to perform MRO on its weapon systems. The text focuses on availability of required parts, facilities, tools, and manpower; dependability of the weapon systems; capability of the enterprise to perform the mission; affordability and improving the life cycle cost (LCC) of a system or project; and marketability of concepts and motivating decision makers. These concepts and tools are applicable to any enterprise, military or commercial, that is concerned about sustainability.