The document discusses set-based concurrent design and its relationship to lean project delivery. It describes set-based design as dividing the design into interchangeable chunks and evaluating multiple simultaneous designs for each chunk. Choosing by advantages is discussed as identifying the attributes of options and determining the advantages based on attribute differences. Relationship to lean is about broadly evaluating options, making decisions slowly while engaging stakeholders, and fixing problems before moving forward to build consensus and allow rapid implementation.

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