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9781402075421

Collaborative Systems for Production Management: Ifip Tc5/Wg5.7 International Conference on Advanced Sic in Production Management Systems, September 8-13, 2002, Eindhoven, the Netherlands

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    9781402075421

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    1402075421

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2003-07-01
  • Publisher: Kluwer Academic Pub
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Summary

The business environment throughout the world is currently going through rapid and far-reaching change. Business managers are analysing their business processes and scrutinising ways to make their systems more streamlined and competitive in order to meet the challenges posed by the global economy. Forming close alliances and integrating the operational processes with the key suppliers and customers is the mantra every one is embodying. Just as no man is an island, so no business can operate without being part of a network of businesses proactively collaborating and sharing information for mutual success. This book presents some of the latest thinking on collaborative systems by bringing together the works of leading experts who share their ideas on the state of the art research and development on Collaborative Systems for Production Management in the broadest sense. This book is composed of six parts, each focused on a specific theme: -Collaboration in Supply Chain Planning, -Collaboration in Product Innovation, -ICT Solutions for Collaborative Work, -Simulation and Modelling, -Advances in Production Management Systems, and -Advances in Applications Management Software. Each of the chapters in this book is the result of a presentation given at the Eighth International Conference on Advanced Production Management Systems (APMS2002), which was sponsored by the International Federation for Information Processing (IFIP) and held in Eindhoven, The Netherlands in September 2002. Collaborative Systems for Production Management is essential reading for managers in the manufacturing and service industries; systems analysts; IT specialists and systems engineers; and post-graduate students of manufacturing, business and IT-related fields.

Table of Contents

Preface xi
Part ONE -- Collaboration in Supply Chain Planning
Agent-based Collaborative Supply Net Management
3(16)
Bernd Scholz-Reiter
Hartmut Hohns
Creating Synergy through the Integration of Advanced Planning Systems and Configuration
19(16)
Carsten Svensson
Kenn Steger-Jensen
Dealing with Constraint Issues in Agile Discrete Manufacturing Companies
35(12)
Hans Bonde
Hans Henrik Hvolby
Collaborative Capacity Planning and Control in Subcontracting Networks
47(12)
I.P. Tatsiopoulos
Lean Supply Chain Planning
59(14)
Rob Kwikkers
Supply Chain Integration: Direction, Extent and Balance
73(10)
Erik Selldin
Jan Olhager
Collaborative Supply Chain Planning: A Case Study from the German Cutting Tool Industry
83(16)
Gregor von Cieminski
Carsten Begemann
Stefan Lutz
Michael Schneider
Hans-Peter Wiendahl
Collaboration in Value Creating Networks: The Concept of Collaborative Commerce
99(16)
Jens Eschenbacher
Arian Zwegers
Part TWO -- Collaboration in Product Innovation
Product Development Cost Estimation and Optimisation in a Global Manufacturing Environment
115(18)
Y.L. Tu
S.Q. Xie
Product Family Based Coordination for Design and Production in the Supply Chain
133(14)
H.J. Pels
K. Cheng
Technology Value Analysis of the Ship Contract Design Value Stream
147(12)
Richard Lee Storch
Matt Williamson
Rapid One-of-a-Kind Product Development in a Global and Virtual Manufacturing Environment
159(16)
Y.L. Tu
J.J. Kam
S.Q. Xie
Distributed and Secure Cooperative Engineering in Virtual Plant Production
175(14)
Jan Woerner
Heinz Woern
A Framework for e-Cooperating Business Agents: An Application to the (Re)engineering of Production Facilities
189(18)
Gil Manuel Goncalves
Joao Borges de Sousa
Fernando Lobo Pereira
Paulo Sousa Dias
Antonio Santos
Part THREE -- ICT Solutions for Collaborative Work
Security Integration in Inter-Enterprise Business Process Engineering
207(12)
Frederique Biennier
Discovering Distributed Processes in Supply Chains
219(12)
Laura Maruster
J.C. (Hans) Wortmann
A.J.M.M. (Ton) Weijters
W.M.P. (Wil) van der Aalst
A Web-based Smart Store Platform for Collaborative Supply Chain Integration
231(12)
S.K. Kwok
W.B. Lee
C.F. Cheung
Development of a Remote Monitoring System Using a Portable Phone for Manufacturing Support Systems
243(12)
Toshiaki Kimura
Yuichi Kanda
Review of B2B Integration
255(18)
Kenn Steger-Jensen
Hans-Henrik Hvolby
Collaborative Software Needs for Contract Manufacturers
273(16)
Hans Moonen
Arian Zwegers
Internet-Based Integration for Collaborative Business Processes: Implementing the Technology in SMEs
289(16)
Marco Macchi
Marco Garetti
Paolo Locatelli
Renata Diazzi
Integrating Material and Information Flows Using a Distributed Peer-to-Peer Information System
305(18)
Mikko Karkkainen
Timo Ala-Risku
Kary Framling
Part FOUR -- Simulation and Modelling
A Generic Framework for Simulation of Supply Networks with Bargaining Agents
323(18)
N. B. Szirbik
G.R. Wagner
J.A. La Poutre
The Path from Business Modelling to Technology Management
341(18)
Stefan Bleck
Tomaso Forzi
Peter Laing
Volker Stich
A Comparative Study of the Simulation Analysis of e-Business Implementation in Manufacturing Companies
359(16)
Pavel Albores
Peter D. Ball
Jillian MacBryde
Umit S. Bititci
Integration of Product, Process and Functional Orientations: Principles and a Case Study
375(16)
Ruth Sara Saven
Jan Olhager
Balancing of Hybrid Assembly Systems Using a Simulation Approach
391(8)
Gert Zulch
Thorsten Vollstedt
Reinhard Muller
Control of Complexity in Virtual Organizations: The Role of Enterprise Modelling
399(10)
R.J. (Rob) Kusters
J.C. (Hans) Wortmann
Managing Bottleneck Resources in Production Networks
409(18)
Hans-Peter Wiendahl
Katja Windt
Jens Lopitzsch
Michael Schneider
Part FIVE -- Advances in Production Management Systems
Assessing the Effectiveness of Knowledge Management in Virtual Manufacturing Organizations
427(14)
Ashok Kochhar
Craig Everitt
A Study on Characterization of Agile Manufacturing System with Square Array Layout of Machining Centres
441(10)
Susumu Fujii
Toshiya Kaihara
Takuma Utsunomiya
Evaluation of Interdependent Plans
451(16)
Klaus Wienecke
Volker Stich
Enhancing Collaboration through Web Enabled Performance Measurement System
467(18)
Sai S. Nudurupati
Umit S. Bititci
Stephen Maddocks
System Design Principles in Customer-Driven Manufacturing
485(14)
Klaus-Dieter Thoben
Creating and Sustaining Competitive Advantage through Collaborative Systems: The What? And The How?
499(18)
Umit Sezer Bititci
Veronica Martinez
Pavel Albores
Strategic Manufacturing -- Requirements for Supporting Tool
517(14)
Jaroslaw Chrobot
Tomasz Sobczyk
Marcin Walczak
Information Systems for Lean Value Adding Chains
531(14)
Tomasz Koch
Remigiusz Horbal
Part SIX -- Advances in Enterprise Applications Software
Achieving a Transparent and Visual Automotive Value Chain with ICT-Support
545(16)
Jan Ola Strandhagen
Arne Horten
Kristian Martinsen
Optimal Set-Up of Industrial Scheduling Software
561(12)
D. Talbi
L. Geneste
B. Grabot
R. Previtali
Pascal Hostachy
Supply Chain Management Systems -- A Survey of the State-of-the-Art
573(14)
Philipp Schiegg
Robert Roesgen
Herwig Mittermayer
Volker Stich
Analyzing Maintenance Collaboration in Multiple Overlapping SAP Instances
587(16)
Thomas Gulledge
Rainer Sommer
Mathias Kirchmer
Georg Simon
Don't Make a Mess of Software Subcontracting! On MASS: A Method for Subcontractor Selection in Software Application Development
603(16)
Danilo Assmann
Teade Punter
Indicators for Interactive Scheduling
619
Agnes Letouzey
Bernard Grabot
Laurent Geneste

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