Titre :	Computer-assisted management and control of manufacturing systems
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	Spyros G Tzafestas (1939-..), Auteur
Editeur :	Berlin : Springer
Année de publication :	c1997
Collection :	Advanced manufacturing
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	978-3-540-76110-5
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Catégories :	Informatique Informatique:Informatique, traitement des données Informatique:Informatique, traitement des données:Architecture des systèmes d’ordinateurs répartis
Mots-clés :	Computer integrated manufacturing systems  Productique  Production control  Data processing  Production  Contrôle  Informatique  Concurrent engineering  Conception technique simultanée  Management information systems  Progiciels de gestion intégrés
Index. décimale :	004.368 2 Architecture des systèmes d’ordinateurs répartis
Résumé :	Modem manufacturing systems involve many processes and operations that can be monitored and controlled at several levels of intelligence. At the highest level there is a computer that supervises the various manufacturing functions, whereas at the lowest level there are stand alone computer controlled systems of manufacturing processes and robotic cells. Until recenty computer-aided manufacturing systems constituted isolated "islands" of automation, each oriented to a particular application, but present day systems offer integrated approaches to manufacturing and enterprise operations. These modem systems, known as computer-integrated manufacturing (CIM) systems, can easily meet the current performance and manufacturing competitiveness requirements under strong environmental changes. CIM systems are much of a challenge, and imply a systemic approach to the design and operation of a manufacturing enterprise. Actualy, a CIM system must take into account in a unified way the following three views : the user view, the technology view, and the enterprise view. This means that CIM includes both the engineering and enterprise planning and control activities, as well as the information flow activities across all the stages of the system.

Computer-assisted management and control of manufacturing systems [texte imprimé] / Spyros G Tzafestas (1939-..), Auteur . - Berlin : Springer, c1997. - (Advanced manufacturing) .
ISBN : 978-3-540-76110-5
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Catégories :	Informatique Informatique:Informatique, traitement des données Informatique:Informatique, traitement des données:Architecture des systèmes d’ordinateurs répartis
Mots-clés :	Computer integrated manufacturing systems  Productique  Production control  Data processing  Production  Contrôle  Informatique  Concurrent engineering  Conception technique simultanée  Management information systems  Progiciels de gestion intégrés
Index. décimale :	004.368 2 Architecture des systèmes d’ordinateurs répartis
Résumé :	Modem manufacturing systems involve many processes and operations that can be monitored and controlled at several levels of intelligence. At the highest level there is a computer that supervises the various manufacturing functions, whereas at the lowest level there are stand alone computer controlled systems of manufacturing processes and robotic cells. Until recenty computer-aided manufacturing systems constituted isolated "islands" of automation, each oriented to a particular application, but present day systems offer integrated approaches to manufacturing and enterprise operations. These modem systems, known as computer-integrated manufacturing (CIM) systems, can easily meet the current performance and manufacturing competitiveness requirements under strong environmental changes. CIM systems are much of a challenge, and imply a systemic approach to the design and operation of a manufacturing enterprise. Actualy, a CIM system must take into account in a unified way the following three views : the user view, the technology view, and the enterprise view. This means that CIM includes both the engineering and enterprise planning and control activities, as well as the information flow activities across all the stages of the system.