Dynamic Manufacturing Network, PLM Hub and Business Standards Testbed

Figay, Nicolas; Tchoffa, David; Ghodous, Parisa; Expósito, Ernesto; Mhamedi, Abderrahman El

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-04948-9_38

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“…Also with this method, we can put in place the exchange protocols described in the documentation of the standard, we can define a validation properties for the implementation of the standard and we will construct a templates of the standard that can be exploited in various specific implementation scenarios. The test and the validation will be based on the generation of recommended practices, test processes with the integration of real applications and single test, all this to generate solutions which implement standards and which can be easily integrated [6] [7].…”

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“…While different projects such as INTEROP [3] and ATHENA [4] has addressed the interoperability of enterprise applications relying on a common Application Interoperability Framework (AIF), our approach also relies on a federative interoperability framework defined by [2]. This framework defines a pragmatic methodology for preparing and building operational interoperability (as defined by System Of System Interoperability (SOSI) [5]) at an acceptable price for Dynamic Manufacturing Network (DMN) [6] [7].…”

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PLM Standards Modelling for Enterprise Interoperability: A Manufacturing Case Study for ERP and MES Systems Integration Based on ISA-95

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Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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PLM Standards Modelling for Enterprise Interoperability: A Manufacturing Case Study for ERP and MES Systems Integration Based on ISA-95

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Kermad

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“…Computer Aided Design/Manufacturing solutions) of the numerous enterprises and organizations concerned by the manufactured product. As a consequence, digital e-Business ecosystems are emerging, constituting Dynamic Manufacturing Networks (DMN) for which interoperability of technical applications is a major issue as defined in [2]. In DMN context, interoperability is the ability of the enterprises concerned by a manufactured product to enter the network by interconnecting their private processes, the applications and related technologies supporting these processes in order to ensure secured product and process data exchange and sharing.…”

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Towards an Extended Interoperability Systemic Approach for Dynamic Manufacturing Networks: Role and Assessment of PLMStandards

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Abstract. This paper aims at illustrating some limitations of the systemic approach when willing to ensure the interoperability of PLM solutions within a Dynamic Manufacturing Network (DMN), based on e-Business PLM standards and their implementations, being industrial processes, methods, applications or Information & Communication Technologies (ICT) solutions. Indeed, addressing interoperability challenges in such a complex digital business eco-system calls for a holistic approach based on the "system" paradigm. Setting this way, a part of our goal is to underline the limits and drawbacks of such an approach as interoperability brakes and to derive the issues that must be addressed in terms of research in order to remove them. This paper introduces a new approach in order to set up a test bed environment for PLM standards. The required and proposed approach considers a PLM standard not only as a technical solution, but above all as a strategic solution for which it is mandatory to support and enhance discussions between enterprise, product/system, processes, ICT architects and designers. The proposed approach -for analyzing and assessing the relevancy of PLM standards regarding their usage in specific business contexts -will be illustrated with a multi-layer modeling language. This language is used to model standards-based business collaboration scenarios and to model the test bed environment that will enable the execution/simulation of this scenario and the assessment of related standards implementations regarding the business needs of the scenario. The addressed case study is based on a data exchange scenario between a customer production order scheduler and a supplier production order executer using the ISA 95 standard. From this example, the interoperability issues related to DMN system of systems will be identified, for which accurate test based methods will be defined in future work.

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“…The "Standard & Interoperability PLM" 1 project, which includes this research work, aims at developing an experimental platform as a Service. The objective of the platform is to validate the usage and the implementation of PLM standards through industrial scenarios [3].…”

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Simulation Data Management and Reuse: Toward a Verification and Validation Approach

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Duigou

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Product Lifecycle Management in the Era of Internet of Things

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Part 9: Simulation and Virtual EnvironmentsInternational audienceNowadays, in various sectors of industry, numerical simulation process becomes more and more time consuming. In this process, the lead time of the pre-processing stage is predominant. Therefore, in order to optimize this process and hence, the design process, the created computational models need to be reused. According to Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) approach in an extended enterprise context, the computational models come from various partners, departments and heterogeneous tools. In order to reuse these computational models, it is necessary to capitalize the simulation data in accordance with a common standardized and structured format. Based on a Simulation Lifecycle Management (SLM) approach and a Verification & Validation methodology, this paper proposes a framework and a process to enable the reuse of computational models

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Dynamic Manufacturing Network, PLM Hub and Business Standards Testbed

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PLM Standards Modelling for Enterprise Interoperability: A Manufacturing Case Study for ERP and MES Systems Integration Based on ISA-95

PLM Standards Modelling for Enterprise Interoperability: A Manufacturing Case Study for ERP and MES Systems Integration Based on ISA-95

Towards an Extended Interoperability Systemic Approach for Dynamic Manufacturing Networks: Role and Assessment of PLMStandards

Simulation Data Management and Reuse: Toward a Verification and Validation Approach

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