Compartmental networks approach on urban traffic control

Dimon, Câtâlin; Udrea, Andreea

doi:10.1109/icstcc.2013.6688954

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“…A set of characteristics of the Future Enterprise Systems can be related to existing and emerging paradigms, modes and technologies such as [1] Because complex systems cannot be seen as a simple set of subsystems, many different challenges and problems appeared, aspects that affect both society and industry [12]: -The self-organization and self-management of infrastructure and utility systems; -The smart factory, including smart processes and smart products, uses emerging architectures and business models, emphasizing interoperability; -New technologies and integrated models and architectures are emerging (H2M and M2M) into intelligent environments.…”

Section: Cyber-physical Systems and Industrie 40 21 Future Manufacmentioning

confidence: 99%

A cyber-physical systems approach to cognitive enterprise

Moisescu

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Internet of Things and Cyber-Physical Systems are paradigms that have an important influence on enterprise systems architecture and implementation. The Cognitive Manufacturing as well as the Cognitive Enterprise are emerging models, related to these paradigms, that intend to redesign in the Enterprise Information Model by integrating new information processing and problem-solving methods. This paper intends to analyses and discuss Cognitive Enterprise enablers and principles considering an approach based on models of human brain perception-reasoning-learning processes.

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Section: Cyber-physical Systems and Industrie 40 21 Future Manufacmentioning

confidence: 99%