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53632?trade-off models may exist for individual sub - systems perhaps imbedded in a simulation model of that system. What is suggested here is that we bring these models explicitly into the information system and wherever possible include information from the complete project. An example of this might be the implementation of a global weight - cost trade - off model that would show that it is cheaper to buy weight reduction in the landing gear than in the engines, and therefore the weight and budget constraints of both groups should be adjusted. Although we discuss trade - offs and centralization in the time - cost dimension it should be remembered that.
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