Assessment of adequacy of tools and measures applied by enterprises for production process improvement

Hamrol, Adam; Grabowska, Marlena

doi:10.1080/21693277.2020.1854884

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“…All these factors contribute to the need to develop more and more efficient processes at each level of operation in the enterprise. Therefore, it is necessary taking into account the most accurate of production resources planning as well planned energy consumption in manufacturing (Hamrol & Grabowska, 2020;Varela et al, 2021;Rewers et al, 2018;Giampieri et al, 2020). Nowadays, manufacturing companies use IT systems that are designed to optimize multi-criteria processes in the enterprise and provide the ability to manage, track and analyze all activities carried out in it.…”

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Management and Production Engineering Review

SIKA,

WOJTALA,

HAJKOWSKI

2022

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In many companies, along with the economic development, the use of integrated management systems is becoming more and more common, which are subject to evolution in terms of, inter alia, offered functions and new user requirements. The main purpose of this paper is to compare selected ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) systems in the field of production planning and control on the example of the automotive industry. The paper presents the contemporary functioning of the automotive industry against the background of issues related to the integrated management systems used in them. The research part presents the proprietary methodology for the assessment of IT systems used in the automotive industry, which included a user survey. The obtained score allowed to indicate the optimal ERP class system supporting production planning and control.

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confidence: 99%