Computer Integrated Manufacturing Architecture: A Literature Review

Remli, Abdelkarim; Khtira, Amal; Asri, Bouchra El

doi:10.5220/0010148002490256

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“…A systematic literature review (SLR) has been conducted on this subject. Its fundamental destinations were to examine the diverse approaches proposed to handle computer integrated manufacturing architectures, in order to identify the nature of contributions in this area and to determine the diverse aspects addressed by them [6].…”

Section: Cim Architecturesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Cybersecurity Index to Evaluate the Implementation of the Bi-Level Architecture for Efficient Manufacturing (BLAEM)

Remli¹,

Khtira²,

Asri³

2023

IJSSE

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Manufacturing companies aim for the optimization of their processes by means of Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM), in order to keep-up with the competition and the evolution of clients' needs. This transformation is based on connecting the shop floor systems to the high business layer ones. Based on the limitations of the existing architectures in the literature, we proposed the BLAEM architecture (Bi-Level Architecture for Efficient Manufacturing), an ISA95-based architecture that relies on six major aspects, among which we can cite Cybersecurity. In this paper, we focus on this specific aspect, and we try to elaborate a security index to evaluate the implementation of our architecture.

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Section: Cim Architecturesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Cybersecurity Index to Evaluate the Implementation of the Bi-Level Architecture for Efficient Manufacturing (BLAEM)

Remli¹,

Khtira²,

Asri³

2023

IJSSE

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“…A systematic literature review (SLR) has been conducted on this subject. The idea was to browse the literature and examine the different approaches proposed to handle CIM architectures, in order identify the diverse aspects covered by them [6]. In the starting, 4073 papers were recovered from four well known libraries and based on a detailed process and a set of quality assessment and exclusion criteria, 29 significant papers were chosen [7][8][9][10].…”

Section: Cim Architecturesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Reference Architecture for CIM the Bi-Level Architecture for Efficient Manufacturing BLAEM

Remli¹,

Khtira²,

Asri³

2022

JESA

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The combination of innovative advance and fluctuating client needs are paving the way to continuous changes in the manufacturing environments. As a result, mechanical enterprises aim for the honing of their processes by means of Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM). Their holy grail is connecting the shop floor systems to the high business layer systems. Based on our previous literature review on the CIM architectures available in the literature, we have identified six major aspects and detected the limitations of the existing appeals. We attempted to get the better of these fall backs and to be as exhaustive as to cover all 6 aspects through the BLAEM Architecture (Bi-Level Architecture for efficient Manufacturing). Through this paper, we will be presenting an execution of the BLAEM by means of a real case study.

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Computer Integrated Manufacturing Architecture: A Literature Review

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Cybersecurity Index to Evaluate the Implementation of the Bi-Level Architecture for Efficient Manufacturing (BLAEM)

Cybersecurity Index to Evaluate the Implementation of the Bi-Level Architecture for Efficient Manufacturing (BLAEM)

Reference Architecture for CIM the Bi-Level Architecture for Efficient Manufacturing BLAEM

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