A model of exceptions in sales-order-processing workflows

Derks, Wijnand; Weston, Richard

doi:10.1243/095440505x8172

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“…The Manufacturing Management System's usability is crucial in providing a user-friendly interface and enhancing management efficiency (Derks & Weston, 2005). Complexity in system interfaces can impede management processes and affect efficiency.…”

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Design of Manufacturing Management System: Product Sales Management System

Loh,

MOHD,

Nor Hazlyna Harun

et al. 2024

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The advent of Industry 4.0 has fuelled the demand for Manufacturing Management Systems (MMS) in the manufacturing industry. This article presents the design and development of a comprehensive Product Sales Management System (PSMS) tailored for small and medium-sized manufacturing companies, focusing on the dairy product industry. Employing the Rapid Application Development (RAD) approach, the development process prioritised user-friendly interfaces and rapid prototyping. Through meticulous requirements gathering, key features were identified, including product information management, customer information management, sales order management, report generation, product advertisement management, and an analytic dashboard. Unified Modeling Language (UML) diagrams, such as use case, activity, and class diagrams, were utilised to visualise the system's functionalities and ensure alignment with requirements. Iterative development and user feedback enhanced the system's usability, resulting in a user-friendly interface for streamlined product sales handling. The proposed PSMS offers efficient management, enhanced communication, and revenue generation for manufacturing companies and tiny and medium-sized enterprises. Furthermore, the study contributes to an understanding of the system requirements and user interface of a PSMS, providing a valuable reference model for developers and researchers in the manufacturing industry. The proposed PSMS represents a significant step towards efficient product sales management, streamlining operations, and boosting manufacturers' profitability. In future work, the PSMS's user interface will be optimised for better mobile responsiveness, and its functionality will be extended to support collaborative sales management and provide manufacturers with advanced capabilities to enhance their sales processes and decision-making.

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“…Complexity in system interfaces can impede management processes and affect efficiency. Therefore, in the prototype phase of this project, interface complexity and usability will be significant considerations, aligning with RAD principles (Derks & Weston, 2005).…”

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Design of Manufacturing Management System: Product Sales Management System

Loh,

MOHD,

Nor Hazlyna Harun

et al. 2024

jdsd

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A model-driven approach to enabling change capability in SMEs

Masood

Weston

Rahimifard

2013

Int J Adv Manuf Technol

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Calculating actual profiles of conjugate disk cams by means of conjugate variation measurement

Chang

2011

J Mech Sci Technol

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For an assembled conjugate cam mechanism with two separate oscillating roller followers serving as a conjugation measuring fixture, when the cams rotate, the variation of the subtending angle between the two follower arms can indicate the variation of the cam profile errors. The profile errors of the assembled conjugate disk cams can be indirectly calculated by means of the conjugate variation measurement and the inverse conjugate variation analysis. That is, if a pair of master conjugate cams with known profile errors is available, by means of the measured subtending angle variations of the follower arms induced by a pair of assembled conjugate cams that consists of one master cam and the other being the inspected cam, then the actual profile of the inspected cam can be calculated by applying the inverse conjugate variation analysis. In order to verify the presented concept, experiments meant to calculate the profile errors of a pair of machined conjugate cams were conducted to compare with the measuring results obtained by using a coordinate measuring machine. The experimental results showed that the calculated cam profiles were well consistent with those of the measured ones. The presented method can be an effective alternative means for examining profile errors of assembled conjugate disk cams and could be useful for the quality control in mass production of conjugate cams.

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A model of exceptions in sales-order-processing workflows

Cited by 3 publications

References 66 publications

Design of Manufacturing Management System: Product Sales Management System

Design of Manufacturing Management System: Product Sales Management System

A model-driven approach to enabling change capability in SMEs

Calculating actual profiles of conjugate disk cams by means of conjugate variation measurement

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