Modeling workflow activities for collaborative process planning with product lifecycle management tools

Siller, Héctor R.; Estruch, Antonio; Vila, Carlos; Abellán, J. V.; Romero, Fernando

doi:10.1007/s10845-008-0120-6

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“…The last two categories include Innovation process/activities (accounting for 10% of the sample), such as, for instance, the assessment of the digital maturity of businesses [4,[164][165][166][167]; and papers focused only on digital design tools (2%), such as rapid prototyping and CAD/CAM tools [176][177][178].…”

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Contextual Impacts on Industrial Processes Brought by the Digital Transformation of Manufacturing: A Systematic Review

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The digital transformation of manufacturing (a phenomenon also known as “Industry 4.0” or “Smart Manufacturing”) is finding a growing interest both at practitioner and academic levels, but is still in its infancy and needs deeper investigation. Even though current and potential advantages of digital manufacturing are remarkable, in terms of improved efficiency, sustainability, customization, and flexibility, only a limited number of companies has already developed ad hoc strategies necessary to achieve a superior performance. Through a systematic review, this study aims at assessing the current state of the art of the academic literature regarding the paradigm shift occurring in the manufacturing settings, in order to provide definitions as well as point out recurring patterns and gaps to be addressed by future research. For the literature search, the most representative keywords, strict criteria, and classification schemes based on authoritative reference studies were used. The final sample of 156 primary publications was analyzed through a systematic coding process to identify theoretical and methodological approaches, together with other significant elements. This analysis allowed a mapping of the literature based on clusters of critical themes to synthesize the developments of different research streams and provide the most representative picture of its current state. Research areas, insights, and gaps resulting from this analysis contributed to create a schematic research agenda, which clearly indicates the space for future evolutions of the state of knowledge in this field.

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Section: Technologiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Contextual Impacts on Industrial Processes Brought by the Digital Transformation of Manufacturing: A Systematic Review

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“…3) Transformation: The BPM models were implemented in the PLM software using workflows and WBS, along with the related working methods applied in the company. This open source technology results the perfect means to store and manage the integrated Knowledge Information and Data (KID) regarding product design, manufacturing process and production capabilities, specifically for collaborative process planning tasks [19]. 4) Use: Although the software provides the means to communicate information, it only becomes knowledge through usage.…”

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A Knowledge Management Approach through Product Lifecycle Management Implementation: An Industrial Case Study

Mejía-Gutiérrez

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Giraldo-Gomez

2013

Product Lifecycle Management for Society

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During new product development, knowledge must be exchanged across organizational, geographical, cultural, and language barriers [1]. Emerging technologies such as Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) combined with Business Process Modelling (BPM) tools provide means to enable collaboration among distributed participants specifically in the product design process. In this paper, an alternative approach for planning and development of projects that requires knowledge management and information integration in small and medium enterprises, is presented. A case study in the Architecture Engineering and Construction (AEC) industry is performed and, as a result, the methodology is applied to support the design and construction of waste treatment plants. Finally, the design of the proposed approach is presented including how engineering processes were identified, analyzed and improved through BPM and PLM.

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“…The parent enterprise can operate in distributed manufacturing conditions, which involves physically dispersed elements of the production plant or planning departments. It is implied that such an extended enterprise structure [15] operates on the principles of emanufacturing [16]. Likewise, it requires the implementation of an appropriate collaborative system that allows a direct cooperation and a prompt transfer of necessary information between all segments of the enterprise.…”

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A model of collaborative process planning system (e-CAPP)

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Original scientific paper The current tendency of global competitiveness requires the development of distributed application systems that are used in the product design, the production preparation, as well as directly in the manufacturing processes. In this way, distributed design and production environments created actually exceed traditional physical and time constraints. The application of internet/intranet technologies enables the connection and integration of geographically dislocated designers, experts, systems, resources and services. After analysing new tendencies in planning and preparing the distributed manufacturing, a need to develop a collaborative system in the area of process planning is identified. Activities related to process planning in distributed environments are often realized by applying the extended CAPP system whose knowledge base is increased and improved by the knowledge of geographically dislocated experts. The e-CAPP represents exactly such a collaborative system which can be effectively applied in the area of process planning.Keywords: CAPP system; collaborative system; distributed manufacturing; e-manufacturing; process planning Model kolaborativnog sustava za projektiranje tehnoloških procesa izrade proizvoda (e-CAPP)Izvorni znanstveni rad Današnja tendencija globalne konkurentnosti zahtijeva razvoj distribuiranih aplikacionih sustava koji se koriste u projektiranju proizvoda, pripremi proizvodnje, kao i izravno u procesu proizvodnje. Na ovaj način se stvaraju distribuirana projektantska i proizvodna okruženja koja nadilaze tradicionalna fizička i vremenska ograničenja. Primjenom Internet/intranet tehnologije povezuju se i integriraju geografski dislocirani projektanti, eksperti, sustavi, resursi i servisi. Analizom novih tendencija u planiranju i pripremi distribuirane proizvodnje uočena je potreba za razvojem kolaborativnog sustava u oblasti projektiranja tehnoloških procesa. Aktivnosti vezane za projektiranje tehnoloških procesa izrade se u distribuiranim okruženjima često realiziraju primjenom proširenog CAPP sustava čija je baza znanja proširena i unaprijeđena znanjem dislociranih eksperata. e-CAPP upravo predstavlja jedan takav kolaborativni sustav namijenjen projektiranju tehnoloških procesa izrade proizvoda.

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Modeling workflow activities for collaborative process planning with product lifecycle management tools

Cited by 26 publications

References 25 publications

Contextual Impacts on Industrial Processes Brought by the Digital Transformation of Manufacturing: A Systematic Review

Contextual Impacts on Industrial Processes Brought by the Digital Transformation of Manufacturing: A Systematic Review

A Knowledge Management Approach through Product Lifecycle Management Implementation: An Industrial Case Study

A model of collaborative process planning system (e-CAPP)

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