A generic multiCAD/multiPDM interoperability framework

Paviot, Thomas; Lamouri, Samir; Cheutet, Vincent

doi:10.1504/ijsoi.2011.038322

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“…STEP-NC format provides bidirectional digital flow because it allows feedback from the manufacturing and simulation stages to the design. Given the state of the work already completed for interoperability between design and simulation phases [54], it appears that interoperability between PDM / MPM / ERP / MES has been little addressed. Indeed, MPM appears as an essential element for lifecycle management of production lines.…”

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Integrated Platform from CAD to CNC: A Survey

Danjou

Duigou

Eynard

2013

Product Lifecycle Management for Society

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Abstract. Nowadays, interoperability is essential to ensure the Product Lifecycle Management (PLM). However there are still some barriers to interoperability both technical and scientific which inhibit exchanges between the different information systems. This exchange can occur at different levels. In this paper the first one deals with exchanging and sharing information during the industrialization stage on the chain CAD-CAM-CNC. The second level developed concerns the chain of information systems materialized by the link between PDM-MPM-ERP. This paper identifies first the locks to interoperability and then explores the work done on those links with an interoperability point of view in order to remove the barriers identified.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Integrated Platform from CAD to CNC: A Survey

Danjou

Duigou

Eynard

2013

Product Lifecycle Management for Society

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“…Unification approach is based on a high level common format used to establish the semantic mapping between the information of the different IS. To ensure interoperability by unification, two solutions are possible [7]: the first one consists in defining an ad hoc model specific to the needs. The second solution consists in using a standardized model such as STEP [8].…”

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Towards a Proactive Interoperability Solution in Systems of Information Systems: A PLM Perspective

Afoutni¹,

Duigou²,

Abel³

et al. 2017

Product Lifecycle Management and the Industry of the Future

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PLM is an approach which aims to manage a product throughout its life cycle. Today, there are powerful and well-adapted tools for each phase of the product lifecycle, such as CAD (Computer Aided Design), SDM (Simulation Data Management), Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) etc. However, their complete integration and more particularly the linkage from one phase to another are not yet fully operational and effective. To reach the PLM goal, it is necessary to guarantee the interoperability between the information systems (IS) supported by the business applications throughout the product lifecycle. Also, in the extended enterprise, from one project to another, the applications used for the product development process can change as business partners may change as well. An interoperability solution should be designed taking into account the potentially changing contexts of enterprise cooperation. A possible solution consists in designing the interoperability solution of the PLM systems by adopting the principles of the system of systems (SoS) concept. This work proposes a system of systems of PLM based on multi-agent systems to treat the interoperability, as well as knowledge capitalization issues.

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“…(Martin, 2006) proposes a Visual Basic tool to develop a mediator for the useful API in the link between design and casting. (Guyot et al, 2007) or (Paviot et al, 2008) are interested in the problems of interoperability of CAD/PDM systems. Similarly (Paviot et al 2011) proposes an unified approach for the interoperability of PDM/ERP systems.…”

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Enterprise Information Systems’ Interoperability: Focus on PLM Challenges

Elheni-Daldoul

Duigou

Eynard

et al. 2013

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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Abstract. Nowadays, in industry, the interoperability of Information Systems throughout the product's life cycle is primordial for a successful Product Lifecycle Management approach. However, there are still scientific and technological locks that prevent the integration of information between enterprise Information Systems. Especially, the lack of interoperability between Product Data Management systems, Manufacturing Process Management and Enterprise Resource Planning to be able to ensure a continuous and bidirectional information flow from the design to the manufacturing and the assembling of a product. This paper presents firstly a literature review of research works developed to define and solve the problems of interoperability in general terms. Then, it exposes most of the recent works on interoperability on the product development linking the different Product Lifecycle Management tools. Finally we proposed an approach to guarantee the interoperability of Product Data Management, Manufacturing Process Management and Enterprise Resource Planning systems.

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A generic multiCAD/multiPDM interoperability framework

Cited by 9 publications

References 10 publications

Integrated Platform from CAD to CNC: A Survey

Integrated Platform from CAD to CNC: A Survey

Towards a Proactive Interoperability Solution in Systems of Information Systems: A PLM Perspective

Enterprise Information Systems’ Interoperability: Focus on PLM Challenges

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