Digital transformation in manufacturing is coming your way. So is Industry 4.0, Smart Manufacturing and the Internet of Things (IOT). These often-overlapping concepts are all aimed at applying digital technology to enhance your ability to see and react more quickly to changing conditions within your company and across your value chain. Manufacturing enterprise information can …
Business process management (BPM) in manufacturing is a fast growing way to support information driven tasks that form the base of your production events. Manufacturing enterprises have seen a substantial use of business process management applications but most have been in the area of administrative functions such as warranty management or ERP extensions. Very few …
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3level_illus Production Process Management information is managed through three layers. Using a layered approach in manufacturing enterprise information systems can provide significant advantages including ease of change and dramatically easier understanding of how production processes work. The Resource layer identifies the complete range of information sources or repositories. The business process layer retrieves the data …
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I fully get the idea of IIOT in the sense of historian or asset management (maintenance specifically) applications. There is no question of the need for monitoring a lot of data in process industries and if you need to connect with all possible sensors on a machine tool, there could be some interesting applications. My …
Smart Manufacturing—The intelligent real-time orchestration and optimization of business, physical and digital processes within factories and across the value chain. Production Process Management–The design, implementation and management of processes relating to the operations/production aspects of a manufacturing enterprise and its value chain.
Why and How to Use Production Process Management (PPM) in Smart Manufacturing By Michael McClellan, CSI Business processes in today’s typical manufacturing environment is, at best, full of information gaps. Within the major enterprise level systems such as ERP or PLM most processes are based or focused on departmental issues which means the processes are …
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