OpenPDM-based product data exchange among heterogeneous PDM systems in a distributed environment

Yang, Jeong In; Han, Soonhung; Grau, Matthias; Mun, Duhwan

doi:10.1007/s00170-008-1399-3

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“…In [39], a comprehensive methodical attempt is described to take the determining factors of the data exchange relationships described above in order to selectively filter the data to the minimal content that satisfies the data recipient (Fig. 18.10).…”

Section: Protection On the Content Levelmentioning

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Intellectual Property Protection

Stjepandić¹,

Liese²,

Trappey

2015

Concurrent Engineering in the 21st Century

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With the growth of the knowledge-based economy, intellectual property right (IPR) is recognized as a key factor to develop and protect strategic competitiveness and innovation of an enterprise. The increasing degree of collaboration in global relationships, ubiquitous digital communication techniques as well as tough competition has lead to an increasing importance of intellectual property protection (IPP) for enterprises. Since the law as well as ethical principles are not always adhered to, there are increasingly activities outside legal understanding. This situation is exacerbated in the context of rising crime through the misuse of modern ICT technologies ("Cyber Crime") and now employs extensively state authorities. Piracy, counterfeits and unwanted know-how drain pose a significant problem for each market leader. Intellectual property is stored in product data too. Especially modern parametric and feature-based 3D-CAD systems have been enhanced towards acquiring, representing, processing and distributing knowledge to support knowledge-based engineering (KBE) within virtual product creation. However, it is very easy to exchange huge amounts of product data within a virtual enterprise that comprises an enterprise with its supplier network. There is an enormous threat that intellectual property could fall into the wrong hands and badly jeopardize the existence of the related company. This chapter contains an analysis of this conflict area, a picture of the legal framework, a discussion on the need for action in supply chain networks and attempts by research and development as well as best practices in industry for various aspects of IPP in the context of concurrent engineering (CE).

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Section: Protection On the Content Levelmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…digital rights management). Its fundamental component is a mapping engine [39] which translates the data content. The funnel at the bottom demonstrates how the data access and content can be flexibly adjusted to the project needs (Fig.…”

Section: Setting-up the Protection Environment For A Collaboration Prmentioning

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Intellectual Property Protection

Stjepandić¹,

Liese²,

Trappey

2015

Concurrent Engineering in the 21st Century

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“…The data ranges from conceptual definitions of products to details of the design, development, manufacture, and delivery of products, as well as customer service [5].…”

Section: The System Integration Of Cad/capp Based On Pdmmentioning

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“…It is an important foundation for building the overall information model of manufacturing of engineering product [6][7][8].…”

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Research on Method of Integrating CAD and CAPP Based on PDM

Liu

Jue-ming

2011

2011 Third International Conference on Measuring Technology and Mechatronics Automation

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With the development of computer system , Computer-Aided Design (CAD)and Computer-Aided Process Planning (CAPP) have emerged as effective means of improving productivity and efficiency, resulting in widespread research work related to CAD and CAPP integration in the hope of achieving seamless data flow among the relevant computer systems. Unfortunately, the efficiency of process planning systems still needs significant improvement due to the problems of design data loss or design data misinterpretation. Combine geometric feature of 3-D CAD system with precision feature of CAPP system by the rules of renaming the feature tree in the CAD. Then interface module of CAD/CAPP is developed to extract the feature data from the model and store in the part feature table of the PDM. This method has not been confined to the special part and CAD system , and provide a kind of new thought for integrating of CAD and CAPP.

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“…For example, current technologies are not at a satisfactory level to provide reasonable solutions for supporting the increasing need to deliver tailored products (Ming et al, 2007), and to better support the integration of products' mechanic, electronic and software components (Abramovici, 2007). In complex product environment, the diversity of data formats, such as free text, structured and semistructured data and combinations of these, together with variety of data sources creates a challenge for data management within integrated systems (Feng et al, 2009;Yang et al, 2009). At first, a workshop was arranged together with three companies to discuss topical issues on product data management.…”

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Product data management practices in high‐tech companies

Kropsu-Vehkaperä

Haapasalo

Härkönen

et al. 2009

Industrial Management &Amp; Data Systems

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Purpose-The purpose of this study is to provide tangible examples of product data management practices in large high tech companies, and to highlight current challenges. Design/methodology/approach-This research is a qualitative interview study. First, a product data management (PDM) system frame was defined to aid analyses. Secondly, an interview study was carried out in four companies to clarify the practical realisation of PDM, and the current challenges. The interviewees are experts in the field of PDM, currently holding significant related posts in their companies. Findings-Overall target of PDM activities are seen similar in all companies, however, there are some diversity in the realisation of these practices. PDM related challenges identified in this study are various, strongly influenced by company background and current organisational state. Research limitations/implications-This study includes interviews in four companies with different backgrounds, and a workshop, providing a good view on topical issues in the field of PDM. The obtained results could vary to some degree, should the sample size be larger, or especially should the products of the studied companies be less complex. Practical implications-This article provides managers and PDM system developers' better understanding over the issues that are affecting PDM solution development and on major system requirements, together with relevant insight to current challenges. Originality/value-The existing literature is relatively scarce in describing the practicalities of PDM. The obtained results highlight the significance of company background influencing the selection of PDM solutions.

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OpenPDM-based product data exchange among heterogeneous PDM systems in a distributed environment

Cited by 12 publications

References 3 publications

Intellectual Property Protection

Intellectual Property Protection

Research on Method of Integrating CAD and CAPP Based on PDM

Product data management practices in high‐tech companies

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