This PhD dissertation examines how companies can optimize their product change process under simultaneous pressures to be lean, agile, and innovative. The research was conducted over three action research cycles with a large telecommunications supplier. Each cycle focused on minimizing one factor: costs in Cycle 1, order delivery time in Cycle 2, and product change time in Cycle 3. The results of each cycle provided insights into how optimizing for one factor impacted the product change process and identified positive and negative effects. Overall, the research aimed to develop a balanced optimization approach across multiple strategies rather than focusing on extremes of any single strategy.