Specifications and development of interoperability solution dedicated to multiple expertise collaboration in a design framework

Etienne, Alain; Guyot, Emmanuel; Wijk, Dimitri Van; Roucoules, Lionel

doi:10.1504/ijplm.2011.043181

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“…Troussier [33] uses the dependencies that exist between the information contained in the notes of calculation" to ensure interoperability. In the same way, Etienne [34] develop a PPO Kernel in order to create interoperability between the CAD expert tool. Valilai [35] have develop the INFELT STEP platform which make possible the interoperability between CAD and Simulation systems.…”

Section: Design / Simulation Linkmentioning

confidence: 99%

Integrated Platform from CAD to CNC: A Survey

Danjou

Duigou

Eynard

2013

Product Lifecycle Management for Society

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Abstract. Nowadays, interoperability is essential to ensure the Product Lifecycle Management (PLM). However there are still some barriers to interoperability both technical and scientific which inhibit exchanges between the different information systems. This exchange can occur at different levels. In this paper the first one deals with exchanging and sharing information during the industrialization stage on the chain CAD-CAM-CNC. The second level developed concerns the chain of information systems materialized by the link between PDM-MPM-ERP. This paper identifies first the locks to interoperability and then explores the work done on those links with an interoperability point of view in order to remove the barriers identified.

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Section: Design / Simulation Linkmentioning

confidence: 99%

Integrated Platform from CAD to CNC: A Survey

Danjou

Duigou

Eynard

2013

Product Lifecycle Management for Society

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“…The semantic interoperability is the ability to ensure that the exchanged information has got the same meaning considering the point of view of both the senders and the receivers (Sowa 1999). In a PLM context, the different peculiarities (such as the different backgrounds, the heterogeneous expertise, the unique knowledge, the particular needs and the specific practices) of stakeholders, who operate on those information systems, are then over increasing the difficulty to achieve the semantic interoperability (Etienne et al 2011;Wang, Wong, and Wang 2011).…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Semantic annotations for semantic interoperability in a product lifecycle management context

Liao

Lezoche

Panetto

et al. 2016

International Journal of Production Research

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International audienceThe interoperability among a variety of systems, in or across manufacturing enterprises, has been widely accepted as one of the important factors that affect the efficiency of production. Many research works, related to the interoperability at different levels, have been carried out to tackle the information exchange, transformation, discovery and reuse. One of the main challenges in these research works is to overcome the semantic heterogeneity in the exchanged information between enterprise applications along the life cycle of a product. As a possible solution to support the semantic interoperability issue, semantic annotations have gained more and more attention. This paper identifies several existing drawbacks and proposes a formal semantic annotation approach to support the semantic enrichment of models in a product lifecycle management context

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“…Messaadia et al [8] have explored the System Engineering processes to model PLM and concluded that this approach is complimentary to PLM to address the systems technology. Etienne et al [9] have proposed an interoperability platform based on product processes organizations. Schulte [10] instead has proposed a methodology to better integrate the customers' requirements of actual or attended products in the PLM functions, processes and metadata.…”

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A Process Based Methodology to Evaluate the Use of PLM Tools in the Product Design

Corallo

Margarito

2016

Product Lifecycle Management in the Era of Internet of Things

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The product design requires the interaction of several disciplines and the use of a wide set of PLM tools. They are used both to design the product elements and also, to manage product data and information that are generated. For company working as ETO (EngineeringToOrder), the complexity increases. Generally, customers requires a certification of the design process and a clear and formalized workflow of approval and validation. The paper describes a methodology for evaluating the use of PLM tools in the design process of products. The proposed methodology aims to be an objective tool able to catch information of the impact of ICT directly from the processes using them. Techniques specific of the Business Process Management discipline have been used. Phases and indicators of the methodology can be applied to analyze the product design process in different context.

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Specifications and development of interoperability solution dedicated to multiple expertise collaboration in a design framework

Cited by 13 publications

References 12 publications

Integrated Platform from CAD to CNC: A Survey

Integrated Platform from CAD to CNC: A Survey

Semantic annotations for semantic interoperability in a product lifecycle management context

A Process Based Methodology to Evaluate the Use of PLM Tools in the Product Design

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