Digital Enterprise Challenges: Life-Cycle Approach to Management and Production

ISBN-13: 9780792375562 / Angielski / Twarda / 2001 / 560 str.

Peter Bertok; Geza Haidegger; George Kovacs

Opis

Digital Enterprise Challenges comprises the proceedings of the Eleventh International PROLAMAT conference, which was sponsored by the International Federation for Information Processing (IFIP) and held in Budapest, Hungary in November 2001. This volume contains case studies, theoretical papers and project development reports on one of the greatest challenges facing the new digital enterprises: Life Cycle Approach to Management and Production. In an increasingly environment-conscious world, manufacturing and production are seen as part of a larger picture: the product life cycle (production - use - disposal), and are looked at from three different aspects: technology, economy and ecology (environmental impact). The PROLAMAT conference focuses on technology while also embracing the other two aspects; various solutions for the different activities are presented in the papers.
Main issues discussed in the book are

• CAD/CAM/CIM/CAE, Reverse Engineering;
• SCM, ERP, Networking, Web Based Applications;
• Decision Support Systems, Intelligent Manufacturing;
• Modelling and Simulation;
• Virtual and Real Enterprises, Life-Cycle Approach, Management;
• Control and Robotics Applications.

This volume is essential reading for academics, students, managers and industrial experts working in these areas.

Spis treści

Preface. Modeling and Simulation. 1. Integration of Human Intent Model Descriptions in Product Models; L. Horváth, et al. 2. Product Data Management as a Key Component of Integrated Enterprise Information Systems; J.X. Gao, G. Bursell. 3. Organizational Transformation and Process Modeling in Modern Telecommunications Companies; D.M. Emiris, et al. 4. Logical Communication Levels in an Intelligent Flexible Manufacturing System; J. Nacsa. 5. NC Program Simulation with the Capability of Generating Alternative Process Plan for Flexible Manufacturing; F. Erdélyi, O. Hornyák. 6. A General Model of Auxiliary Processes in Manufacturing; I. Mezgár, et al. 7. Modeling and Management of Production Networks; E. Ilie-Zudor, L. Monostori. Reverse Engineering and CAD. 8. A Framework for a CAD-Integrated Tolerance Optimisation System; R. Eadie, J. Gao. 9. Integration of Cables in the Virtual Product Development Process; E. Hergenröther, S. Müller. 10. Constrained Fitting - A Key Issue in Reverse Engineering Conventional Parts; P. Benkö, T. Várady. 11. Volumetric Tools for Machining Planning; G. Renner, I. Stroud. Life-Cycle Engineering. 12. A Net Based Solution for Lifecycle Engineering (Concepts and Requirements); A. Bechina, et al. 13. Integration Issues on Combining Feature Technology and Life Cycle Assessment; H.E. Otto, et al. 14. Integrating Life Cycle Aspects within Product Family Design: An Example for SMEs; H.E. Otto, et al. Process and ProductionDevelopment. 15. Evaluation of Used-Parts Quality for Integration of the Inverse Manufacturing Process; M. Matsuda, et al. 16. A Telecooperation Management System for Secure Data Conferencing in Distributed Product Development Processes; F.-L. Krause, et al. 17. New Product Development Process: Proposal for an Innovative Design Modelling Framework Including Actors Evaluation of Innovation Costs and Value; N. Sechi, et al. Energy Sector, General Planning. 18. Towards the Workflow-enabled Civil Construction Enterprise Integration; M.P. Teixeira Pinto, J.J. Pinto Ferreira. 19. Bulgarian Experience in Use of Internet for Production and Business Applications; T. Neshkov, J. Pankov. 20. Local Min.-Energy, F E Based Formulation for Well-Path Design; K. Jha. Digital Factory. 21. From Digital Product Development to an Extended Digital Enterprise; U.F. Baake, O.R. Torres. 22. Sustaining the Introduction of Innovation in Digital Enterprises: Challenges and Demands from Small Medium Enterprises in the Italian Northeast Region; M. Marchese, G. Jacucci. 23. A Planning and Management Infrastructure for Complex Distributed Organizations; G.L. Kovács, P. Paganelli. 24. MERCI: Standards Based Exchange of Component Information to Support E-Business Applications; W. Wilkes. Virtual Enterprises and Holonic Manufacturing. 25. Virtual Composite &endash; an Effective Tool of Research; M. Kosek. 26. A Virtual Glovebox for the Digital Enterprise; C. Seiler, R. Dörner. 27. Web-based Information Models to Support Product Development in Virtu