Architecture Framework for Manufacturing System Design

Benkamoun, Nadège; ElMaraghy, Waguih; Huyet, Anne-Lise; Kouiss, Khalid

doi:10.1016/j.procir.2014.01.101

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“…The Zachman Framework defines architecture as a set of relevant design artifacts or descriptive representations to describe an object so that it can be produced with requirements (quality) and maintained throughout its useful life (change). Zachman's framework has received wide acceptance from many organizations in all works of life [15]. The broader view of EA includes not only the model used to describe objects in the current state but also in the future because they are influenced by business strategies and requirements as a consequence.…”

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Designing Effective E-Learning System in Kanisius School with Zachman Framework

Setyawan¹

2020

IJATCSE

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In facing the current technological developments, Kanisius School must continue to develop and dare to take steps to innovate in the process of education services. Therefore the school needs to create a framework, methods and management practices in managing IS/IT in the school. The design of the E-Learning system at Kanisius School uses the Enterprise Architecture approach with Zachman Framework which is a reference in developing IS/IT in an organization or company. Besides, Enterprise Architecture utilizes information and communication technology to support the organization's operational activities and enhance the ability of data integration between parts of the organization. For modeling using UML such as Use Case Diagram and Activity Diagram described using PowerDesigner software by SAP. The results of this study are a blueprint of E-learning systems in Kanisius School. This Blueprint can be used as a reference in the future for developing the E-Learning system at Kanisius School.

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Section: Zachmanmentioning

confidence: 99%

Designing Effective E-Learning System in Kanisius School with Zachman Framework

Setyawan¹

2020

IJATCSE

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“…Regarding the industrial system, we only focus on assembly line. In [8], the authors propose an architectural framework for designing the manufacturing system, incorporating concepts such as shop floor, tooling, machines or artificial hands. Always in the idea of enriching our model, [9] proposes an ontology for lifecyle management relatively manufacturing-oriented.…”

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Design for Efficient Production, A Model-Based Approach

Polacsek

Roussel

Pralet

et al. 2019

2019 13th International Conference on Research Challenges in Information Science (RCIS)

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The concept of simultaneous engineering has been used for several years in the industry. However, it rarely aims to think the design of the product and the design of its industrial system (the factory) together. In this paper, we address the need to have a global view of architectural design and manufacturing throughout the entire design process. More precisely, we define a model-based approach which makes it possible to evaluate the impact of a product design on its manufacturability. This approach constitutes a first step, in a long-term perspective, to consider several high-level industrial systems and product designs together and choose the one that gives the best performances.

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“…Based on an industrial case, a generic framework denoted RAMS was proposed in order to model efficiently both the systems and the reconfiguration activities [71], [72]. Methodologies for the design of manufacturing systems enabling efficient reconfiguration methods were also proposed [73].…”

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Future Industrial Systems: Best Practices of the Intelligent Manufacturing and Services Systems (IMS2) French Research Group

Cardin

Ounnar

Thomas

et al. 2017

IEEE Trans. Ind. Inf.

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Development of future industry has become an active research area in the recent years. A structured national workgroup, called IMS², has emerged in France over the last decade. The aim of this paper is, regarding four highlighted general research topics (namely agility, new technologies, sustainability and industrial dissemination), to synthetize the general research works on intelligent manufacturing and to demonstrate the principal contributions developed within the framework of this national workgroup. After a critical evaluation of the proposed approaches towards alternative solutions, this paper suggests a 2030 roadmap for the workgroup.

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Architecture Framework for Manufacturing System Design

Cited by 49 publications

References 10 publications

Designing Effective E-Learning System in Kanisius School with Zachman Framework

Designing Effective E-Learning System in Kanisius School with Zachman Framework

Design for Efficient Production, A Model-Based Approach

Future Industrial Systems: Best Practices of the Intelligent Manufacturing and Services Systems (IMS2) French Research Group

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