Vertical and Horizontal Integration Systems in Industry 4.0

Marmolejo-Saucedo, José Antonio

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-03898-4_11

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“…Instead of exchanging positions of servos, a CPS may receive complex information regarding the geometry or other Electronic copy available at: https://ssrn.com/abstract=3863967 features of a product to be assembled. Examples of CPS integration may be found also in [19,20,21,22,23,24,17].…”

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Section: Interoperability and Soamentioning

confidence: 97%

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“…Then the intermediate object o M I;p 1 of the beginning of phase P 1 is obtained. On this basis, the system operation strategy S 1 Oper and corresponding intermediate object o M I;1 of the first year are optimised and determined. Then optimise the system operation strategies S 2 Oper ; S � determine the optimisation operation schemes of each year and corresponding operation cost and maintenance cost, but they do not change the integration form of the master object and slave objects.…”

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“…Moreover, concepts such as vertical integration, horizontal integration, star integration, industrial lifecycle integration and others are proposed for the optimisation and integration of different sub‐systems. These ideas are mainly inspired by process optimisation in the fields of computer and network [1]. An essential criterion for applying these concepts is that integration analysis scenarios can be accurately characterised [19].…”

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“…The fourth industrial revolution is changing the way of production and life of human society [1], which emphasises the comprehensive application and integration of modern technologies in fields of industry [2], commerce [3], smart city [4] and infrastructure systems such as transportation [5], electricity [6,7], energy [8], community [9], especially information, communication, computer, network and other technologies [10,11]. In this process, system integration has attracted increasing attention from all walks of life.…”

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A framework of system integration and integration value analysis: Concept and case studies

Jia

Wang

Cao

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IET Energy Syst Integration

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In modern society, system integration that enables multiple subsystems to function as one is emerging in various fields like industry, commerce, and infrastructure. Although it has been proved that integration value could be tapped to the maximum with controllable cost by optimising the integration schemes in certain fields, there is still a lack of a general method for modelling and analysing the process of system integration. To address this need, this paper proposes an analysis framework of system integration. The concepts of integration object, integration strategy, integration time, integration cost and integration value are introduced to describe the integration process. Further, three optimisation models of the local optimisation (OPT1), phase optimisation (OPT2) and integration optimisation (OPT3) are constructed. The proposed framework can also supervise and compare the performance of intermediate processes of different integration schemes. Two case studies in the commerce and energy fields are analysed to illustrate the function of the proposed framework.

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“…However, besides being linked vertically, the technologies should also cooperate on the horizontal level within Industry 4.0: manufacturers, resellers and buyers must interact with each other (Pérez-Lara et al ., 2020). For this purpose, the blockchain technology was recently introduced as a backbone for the exchange of information.…”

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Interoperability approaches of blockchain technology for supply chain systems

Al-Rakhami

Al‐Mashari²

2022

BPMJ

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PurposeThis work focuses on the interoperability of the blockchain from the viewpoint of its technological evolution in the wider context of supply chain systems. Interoperability concerns the most since it is among the most persevering problems in the process of blockchain adaptation. The study aims to trace and pinpoint all the different methods that affect the interoperability of blockchains, gather all the obtainable evidence and recognize gaps in between the applicable approaches mentioned across the contemporary academic literature.Design/methodology/approachAn analysis is done of seven interoperability approaches based on their relevance, practical usefulness and adoption processes concerning the blockchain. Mainly, this work examines interoperability from several different perspectives. An interoperability modular decomposition via a layered model has been defined through the level of conceptual interoperability (LCIM) and level of information system interoperability (LISI), which represent the most popular metrics with regard to assessing the level of interoperability from a qualitative level.FindingsGenerally, the findings of this work are directed in two major aspects: Firstly, it expands the research around blockchain technology interoperability by providing crucial background information and pinpointing important connotations for both industrial and academic environments. It also defines and analyzes several different approaches toward the blockchain platform's interoperability. Secondly, it also identifies and proposes several scenarios that take advantage of multiple blockchain application approaches, highlights various issues and challenges to the evolution of interoperability standards and solutions and indicates the desired areas of further research.Originality/valueAn essential aspect of the originality of this paper is that, contrary to other work contributions, this work summarized the different interoperability approaches for blockchain in supply chain systems. Mainly, seven approaches were discussed for practitioners and researchers, and the open issues and future research direction were considered.

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Vertical and Horizontal Integration Systems in Industry 4.0

Cited by 9 publications

References 28 publications

Plug-and-Play and Reconfigurable Transport Network Architecture to Put into Practice Connectivity and Interoperability in Learning Factories

Plug-and-Play and Reconfigurable Transport Network Architecture to Put into Practice Connectivity and Interoperability in Learning Factories

A framework of system integration and integration value analysis: Concept and case studies

Interoperability approaches of blockchain technology for supply chain systems

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