Self evaluation of company~s performance in partnership network

Mekaouche, Lynda; Ounnar, Fouzia; Pujo, Patrick; Giambiasi, Norbert

doi:10.1109/iemc.2005.1559188

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“…Optimization Module: It allows the CFPs to be evaluated (Ounnar and Pujo, 2004) (Mekaouche et al, 2005b). Each ACE will estimate its own capacity to respond to the call for proposals and will deduce its own performance, according to criteria common to all the ACEs.…”

Section: Holonic Architecture and Description Of The Acementioning

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Integration of a flat holonic form in an HLA environment

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Managers need to create and sustain internal systems and controls to ensure that their customer focused strategies are being implemented. Companies are currently in a spiral of permanent optimization. Accordingly, many companies turn to their core activity. In this framework, one notices the development of the concept of "industrial partnership". In this context and to control the Customer-Supplier Relationships (CSR), we proposed a selforganized control model in which all partner entities (Customers/Suppliers) negotiate to guarantee good quality connections between customers and suppliers. This means meeting customer expectations as closely as possible and respecting supplier capacities. In this proposal, self-organized control is characterized more precisely by an organizational architecture of the flat holonic form type. This flat holonic form is based on the concept of Autonomous Control Entity (ACE). The holonic architecture, the behaviour of an ACE, the interaction mechanisms between ACEs and the self-evaluation supplier process are presented, and then the modelling of ACEs using DEVS (Discrete EVent system Specification) is described. An implementation of the simulation of such a system was done via a distributed simulation environment HLA (High Level Architecture). A case study illustrating the proposed approach is presented.

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Section: Holonic Architecture and Description Of The Acementioning

confidence: 99%

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“…Each criterion is defined by a set of Indicators (Iij) which are presented at the third level. The last level corresponds to the different Alternatives (Ak: CFPk in our case) (Mekaouche, Ounnar, Pujo and Giambiasi, 2005d). AHP is a decision-making process that directly interprets the data by forming judgments through a scale of measurement inside a hierarchical structure.…”

Section: Optimization Modulementioning

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“…Assignment is based on decision-making linked to competition between the entities (Mekaouche, Ounnar, Pujo and Giambiasi, 2005d) and common rules and criteria applied to all entities. The main functionalities of this module are summarized in two points:…”

Section: Interaction Modulementioning

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Another way to manage supply chains: holonic and multicriteria approach

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Today's suppliers are challenged to deliver quality to their customers. Managers need to create and sustain internal systems and controls to ensure that their customers-focused strategies are being implemented.Many companies increasingly turn to their core activities to improve their reactivity and to manage their costs. This paper proposes an approach for self-organized control of relations between companies in which all the members of a partnership negotiate to guarantee good quality connections between customers and suppliers.Each partner is associated with a decision-making entity named "Autonomous Control Entity" (ACE) through which he can evaluate his performance. The integration of these ACEs into a holonic control system is presented. Operations of an ACE have been modelled through the Discrete EVent system Specification (DEVS) formalism. Then, the validation of such a control system for a self-organized logistic partnership network was done through a distributed High Level Architecture (HLA) simulation environment. His main current interests are specification formalisms of hybrid models, discrete event simulation of hybrid systems, CAD systems and Design Automation.

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Self evaluation of company~s performance in partnership network

Cited by 2 publications

References 8 publications

Integration of a flat holonic form in an HLA environment

Integration of a flat holonic form in an HLA environment

Another way to manage supply chains: holonic and multicriteria approach

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