Experienced knowledge for the description of maintenance packages

Kamsu-Foguem, Bernard; Wandji, Yris Fondja; Tchuenté-Foguem, Germaine; Tchoffa, David

doi:10.1016/j.jmsy.2014.11.005

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“…As Dong and Srinivasan [35] affirm, it is necessary to distinguish between specific DSS, built to handle specific decisions and with high reliability in their domain of competence, from the more general ones, which can be applied to different domains at the cost of lower reliability. In this perspective, the improvement of PSS performance and, specifically, the maintenance service delivery processes are strongly linked to how decisionsupport and data-processing methods are selected and integrated inside companies [37], as well as how companies decide to study and reuse knowledge previously generated [38,39]. This link becomes even more evident when the operational perspective is adopted, where data availability and suitable decision-making instruments influence daily performance [40].…”

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“…From this literature background, it emerges that there is a necessity for guidance in terms of data collection and usage processes, as well as the availability of decision-making tools for the companies dealing with maintenance-based services and exploiting the Industry 4.0 technologies [8,19,38,42]. Other authors proposed data-driven approaches and case studies for maintenance delivery (e.g., [24,[43][44][45]), focusing on specific instruments aimed at supporting problem identification or resolution, but none adopt the comprehensive perspective proposed in [10] at a theoretical level.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Data-Driven Decision Making in Maintenance Service Delivery Process: A Case Study

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Data availability is changing the way companies make decisions at various levels (e.g., strategical and operational). Researchers and practitioners are exploring how product–service system (PSS) providers can benefit from data availability and usage, especially when it comes to making decisions related to service delivery. One of the services that are expected to benefit most from data availability is maintenance. Through the analysis of the asset health status, service providers can make informed and timely decisions to prevent failures. Despite this, the offering of data-based maintenance service is not trivial, and requires providers to structure themselves to collect, analyze and use historical and real-time data properly (e.g., introducing suitable information flows, methods and competencies). The paper aims to investigate how a manufacturing company can re-engineer its maintenance service delivery process in a data-driven fashion. Thus, the paper presents a case study where, based on the Dual-perspective, Data-based, Decision-making process for Maintenance service delivery (D3M), an Italian manufacturing company reengineered its maintenance service delivery process in a data-driven fashion. The case study highlights the benefits and barriers coming with this transformation and aims at helping manufacturing companies in understanding how to address it.

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Section: Literature Backgroundmentioning

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Section: Literature Backgroundmentioning

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Data-Driven Decision Making in Maintenance Service Delivery Process: A Case Study

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“…Moreover, in this class we define the operations containing the input parameters and the output parameters; and then the specific methods applying to operations. In practice, maintenance packages could be a good added value to the considered information system (Kamsu-Foguem et al, 2015). Figure 12 presents the complete model of the Class Organ of Package RMW.…”

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Service-Oriented Computing for intelligent train maintenance

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The purpose of this work is to apply the servicization of enterprise information systems in maintenance, particularly in the management of the maintenance process of the component parts of trains. Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) is an architectural approach that permits servicization since it provides a flexible set of design principles used during the modeling practices (abstraction and realization). With a view to supporting the modeldriven engineering of software systems, Mode Driven Architecture (MDA) is a design approach delivering a set of guidelines for the configuring of specifications in systems development. Therefore, the combination of these two approaches can be fruitful to address the challenging issues the enterprise information system is facing today. Our study is based on a methodological approach using the MDA models for the automatic generation of web service. The case study concerns a Railways Maintenance Workshop (RMW) at Sidi Bel Abbes (Algeria). Finally, the information system for the management of maintenance of the component parts of passengers and baggage railcars, using the generated solution, is realized and deployed. This software helps to have better management of the RMW by the effective planning of interventions, improve performance by increasing reliability, traceability, and availability of the equipment (parts).

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“…In addition, using the list of equipment, the maintenance packages can be prepared by simply assigning groups to each of the input components based on factors such as functionality, ergonomics or criticality [27]. In the context of petroleum activities, a package is a set of equipment handling the same main fluid and/or dedicated to a specific process function.…”

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confidence: 99%