Product and process configuration: A constraint based approach

Aldanondo, Michel; Vareilles, Élise; Djefel, Meriem; Baron, Claude

doi:10.1109/ieem.2008.4738224

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“…The different models developed to achieve the objectives of coupling have been presented in various research publications (Aldanondo, et al, 2008). The mechanisms that implement them are based on knowledge modeling concepts such as system, reuse, and performance evaluation in the form of variables, constraint programming and feedback.…”

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“…The coupling is designed to facilitate the impact of decisions made in each of the two-dimensional systems and projects, and the exchange of relevant information needed for comprehensive, relevant and justified decision-making, in a collective context if possible. Different coupling modes have been derived and identified (Aldanondo, et al, 2008) from the structured models coming from previous works and literature. Then each one has been applied through the case studies before a critical evaluation by the companies.…”

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Coupling project and system criteria for design coordination: A focus on competences management

Wehbe¹,

Merlo²,

Pilnière³

2020

10.5267/j.ijdns

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Over the past number of years, competence management has become a key issue for companies. Similarly, to the importance of knowledge management, competence management considers an individual's performance, based on his or her knowledge. Thus, knowledge management becomes an important aspect for companies to manage resources, through the ability of characterizing key competences and evaluating how they are improved through past experiences and roles, thus selecting project team members according to the respective existing skills. This paper focuses on the coordination of design activities in order to propose a tool dedicated to operation-level project managers to help prepare their technical teams based on the required skills. The goal is to enhance the effectiveness of the teams, as well as their performance in the short-term, as well as the longterm, while coordinating with the human resources department. This work is based on the results of the Aides et assisTances pour la conception, la conduite et leur coupLage par les connAis-sanceS-Help and support for design, coordination and their coupling by knowledge (ATLAS, 2008-2011). This project studies the coupling between systems design and management. We propose an initial tool to manage skills in a design project.

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Coupling project and system criteria for design coordination: A focus on competences management

Wehbe¹,

Merlo²,

Pilnière³

2020

10.5267/j.ijdns

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“…To support interactive assistance, we only use the filtering or constraint propagation capabilities of the CSP framework. We finally link the two problems (configuration and planning) and the coupling constraints proposed in [5] together to propagate the consequence in both directions. In the previous system, a product can be entirely configured and its production process entirely planned.…”

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Using constraints filtering and evolutionary algorithms for interactive configuration and planning

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Djefel

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2010 IEEE International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management

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This communication aims to associate the product configuration task with the planning of its production process in order to make consistent decisions while trying to minimize cost and cycle time. A two step approach is described with relevant aiding tools. During the first one, configuration and planning are considered as two constraint satisfaction problems and are interactively assisted by constraint propagation. The second one, thanks to a multicriteria optimisation relying on a constrained evolutionary algorithm, proposes a set of solutions belonging to a Pareto front minimizing cost and cycle time to the user. After a problem introduction and a global description of the aiding system, the paper focuses on the optimisation process with interesting quantified results.Keywordsproduct configuration, process planning, constraint satisfaction problem, evolutionary algorithm 978-1-4244-8503-1/10/$26.00 ©2010 IEEE Proceedings of the 2010 IEEE IEEM

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Product and process configuration: A constraint based approach

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Coupling project and system criteria for design coordination: A focus on competences management

Coupling project and system criteria for design coordination: A focus on competences management

Using constraints filtering and evolutionary algorithms for interactive configuration and planning

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