2008
DOI: 10.1080/09511920701607782
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The PPO design model with respect to digital enterprise technologies among product life cycle

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“…The OAM model proposes a system and conceptual model to represent function, form, and behaviour of the product from an assembly point of view. The IPPOP project highlighted the Product-Process-Organization (PPO) model as a generic and semantic model enabling instantiation for stakeholders concerns among the product lifecycle stages [37]. Huang and Gu [38] presented a method for coupling product and process models based on an algorithm for models synchronisation.…”
Section: Product-process Data Modellingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The OAM model proposes a system and conceptual model to represent function, form, and behaviour of the product from an assembly point of view. The IPPOP project highlighted the Product-Process-Organization (PPO) model as a generic and semantic model enabling instantiation for stakeholders concerns among the product lifecycle stages [37]. Huang and Gu [38] presented a method for coupling product and process models based on an algorithm for models synchronisation.…”
Section: Product-process Data Modellingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, it should be underlined that none of them considered uncertainties. PPO: Product Process Organisation [22] KCM: Knowledge Configuration [23] CPM: Core Product Model [24] MOKA: Methods and tools Oriented to Knowledge Acquisition [25] Qualitative approaches are based on the preliminary information concept introduced by Clark and Fujimoto [26] to allow the parallel execution of activities in the product development processes. Eppinger [27] defined the concept of preliminary information as a parameter that is in continual evolution before it achieves its final value.…”
Section: 2mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It aims at allowing the integration of information coming from different partners which are involved in a PLM application. The KCM (Knowledge Configuration Model) is another example of knowledge model, which is developed with the aim to manage knowledge using configurations synchronized with expert models that enable designers to use parameters consistently in a collaborative design process [23]. The KCM approach is based on the concept of "knowledge configuration", which is a virtual object composed by a set of parameters and rules instantiated from the generic baseline and contextualized into an expert model for a specific milestone of the project in order to ensure consistency and decision making supported by all expert knowledge.…”
Section: 2mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Un entorno que en estos casos se supone que es el aire que envuelve el objeto (pieza). Una noción parecida es la adoptada en el modelo de producto de PPO (Product-Process-Organization / Producto-Proceso-Organización) [Dufaure, 2005;Ballu et ál., 2007;Noël y Roucoules, 2008], que posteriormente en este mismo capítulo se tratará con mayor profundidad, para el que una interfaz es "la relación entre un componente y medio exterior, pudiendo ser en el ámbito de la geometría un elemento simple de tipo superficie, línea o punto o un mallado asociado a un componente". Según Dufaure [Dufaure, 2005] "la interfaz es como un mango enganchado a un componente, que permite acceder a un componente con una visión específica".…”
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“…La Figura 4.7 [Noël y Roucoules, 2008] muestra el diagrama UML con las clases PPO del modelo de producto anteriormente descritas y las clases básicas correspondientes a la organización (centro de decisión (Decision Center), marco de decisión (Decision Framework) y marco de diseño (Design Framework)) y al proceso (proyecto (Project), humano (Human), hardware, software e información (Information)). Los tres modelos (de producto, de organización y de proceso) se integran básicamente alrededor de la clase proyecto.…”
Section: El Desarrollo Colaborativo De Productosunclassified