Kovács / Bertók / Haidegger Digital Enterprise Challenges

Life-Cycle Approach to Management and Production
2002
ISBN: 978-0-387-35492-7
Verlag: Springer US
Format: PDF
Kopierschutz: 1 - PDF Watermark

E-Book, Englisch, Band 77, 560 Seiten, eBook

Reihe: IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

This volume contains case studies, theoretical papers and project development reports on one of the greatest challenges facing the new digital enterprises: the life cycle approach to management and production. Main issues discussed in the book include CAD/CAM/CIM/CAE, intelligent manufacturing, and control and robotics applications.

Zielgruppe

Research

Autoren/Hrsg.

Kovács, George L.

Bertók, Peter

Haidegger, Géza

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Preface. Modeling and Simulation. 1. Integration of Human Intent Model Descriptions in Product Models; L. Horváth, et al. 2. Product Data Management as a Key Component of Integrated Enterprise Information Systems; J.X. Gao, G. Bursell. 3. Organizational Transformation and Process Modeling in Modern Telecommunications Companies; D.M. Emiris, et al. 4. Logical Communication Levels in an Intelligent Flexible Manufacturing System; J. Nacsa. 5. NC Program Simulation with the Capability of Generating Alternative Process Plan for Flexible Manufacturing; F. Erdélyi, O. Hornyák. 6. A General Model of Auxiliary Processes in Manufacturing; I. Mezgár, et al. 7. Modeling and Management of Production Networks; E. Ilie-Zudor, L. Monostori. Reverse Engineering and CAD. 8. A Framework for a CAD-Integrated Tolerance Optimisation System; R. Eadie, J. Gao. 9. Integration of Cables in the Virtual Product Development Process; E. Hergenröther, S. Müller. 10. Constrained Fitting - A Key Issue in Reverse Engineering Conventional Parts; P. Benkö, T. Várady. 11. Volumetric Tools for Machining Planning; G. Renner, I. Stroud. Life-Cycle Engineering. 12. A Net Based Solution for Lifecycle Engineering (Concepts and Requirements); A. Bechina, et al. 13. Integration Issues on Combining Feature Technology and Life Cycle Assessment; H.E. Otto, et al. 14. Integrating Life Cycle Aspects within Product Family Design: An Example for SMEs; H.E. Otto, et al. Process and ProductionDevelopment. 15. Evaluation of Used-Parts Quality for Integration of the Inverse Manufacturing Process; M. Matsuda, et al. 16. A Telecooperation Management System for Secure Data Conferencing in Distributed Product Development Processes; F.-L. Krause, et al. 17. New Product Development Process: Proposal for an Innovative Design Modelling Framework Including Actors Evaluation of Innovation Costs and Value; N. Sechi, et al. Energy Sector, General Planning. 18. Towards the Workflow-enabled Civil Construction Enterprise Integration; M.P. Teixeira Pinto, J.J. Pinto Ferreira. 19. Bulgarian Experience in Use of Internet for Production and Business Applications; T. Neshkov, J. Pankov. 20. Local Min.-Energy, F E Based Formulation for Well-Path Design; K. Jha. Digital Factory. 21. From Digital Product Development to an Extended Digital Enterprise; U.F. Baake, O.R. Torres. 22. Sustaining the Introduction of Innovation in Digital Enterprises: Challenges and Demands from Small Medium Enterprises in the Italian Northeast Region; M. Marchese, G. Jacucci. 23. A Planning and Management Infrastructure for Complex Distributed Organizations; G.L. Kovács, P. Paganelli. 24. MERCI: Standards Based Exchange of Component Information to Support E-Business Applications; W. Wilkes. Virtual Enterprises and Holonic Manufacturing. 25. Virtual Composite &endash; an Effective Tool of Research; M. Kosek. 26. A Virtual Glovebox for the Digital Enterprise; C. Seiler, R. Dörner. 27. Web-based Information Models to Support Product Development in Virtu