High resolution supply chain management: optimized processes based on self-optimizing control loops and real time data

Schuh, Günther; Stich, Volker; Brosze, Tobias; Fuchs, Sascha; Pulz, Christian; Quick, Jerome; Schürmeyer, Maik; Bauhoff, Fabian

doi:10.1007/s11740-011-0320-3

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“…To support the product development process and the order fulfillment process there are a lot of IT-Tools, such as ERP-, PDM-and CAx-systems [19][20][21]. It can be stated that there is a certain discharge of routine jobs through the use of current IT-support within the order procedure process.…”

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Designing Rotationally Symmetric Products for Multi-variant Mass Production by Using Production-Technical Solution Space

Schuh

Potente

Thomas

et al. 2013

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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Highly customized products have led to an irreproducible complexity in product development and order processing process. Today's product design and IT-tools reduce this complexity insufficiently and potentials in administration and manufacturing are not fully lapped. The approach presented in this paper starts the development of a product structure at the manufacturing environment. The aim is to develop a product structure for rotational products that is adapted for manufacturing processes and therefore enabling a costeffective production. As a result, companies are able to provide their customers with individual product solutions using standardized processes. This enables a technological and production-related flexibility to fulfill growing needs of global markets.

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Section: Deficits In Supporting Engineering and Development And Indusmentioning

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Designing Rotationally Symmetric Products for Multi-variant Mass Production by Using Production-Technical Solution Space

Schuh

Potente

Thomas

et al. 2013

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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“…These time dynamic costs are rarely taken into consideration systematically. This may lead to greater differences, including price fluctuations of up to 40 percent, between the pre-and post-calculation costs and, thus, to a loss in the company's added value [3]. This paper aims at providing an effortless and cost-optimized quotation preparation model based on pricing-mechanisms comparable to the stock market.…”

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Stock-Market Related Price Determination in Consideration of Time Dynamic Cost Factors

Nemeti

Denkena

2015

Procedia CIRP

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Providing their customers with the most accurate pricing has become one of the key competitive factors ensuring commercial success for tool and mould manufacturers. However, time dynamic costs influence the pricing calculations significantly, indeed, they are rarely taken into consideration adequately. This paper presents an approach which allows to improve conventional tool performances by developing a novel forecasting method which combines mechanisms related to the stock market with techniques of stochastic prediction methods.

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“…Today, the production industry is increasingly confronted with the influences of a dynamic environment and the ensuing continuously increasing planning complexity [1], [2]. Therefore, a successful Supply Chain Management depends beside the process efficiency on high information availability for being able to handle this challenge.…”

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High Resolution Supply Chain Management – A Structural Model for Optimized Planning Processes Based on Real-Time Data

Stich

Brosze

Bauhoff

et al. 2012

Advances in Production Management Systems. Value Networks: Innovation, Technologies, and Management

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The following paper presents an approach for enabling manufacturing companies to cope with dynamic environment conditions and the increasing planning complexity of present supply chains. High Resolution Supply Chain Management (HRSCM) strives to meet these challenges by applying cybernetic principles to the Production Planning and Control (PPC). Therefore, standardized information channels and coordination mechanisms are defined to be able to react even faster and more flexible. The presented structure of the HRSCM is derived from principles of the Viable System Model. Based on this the different system elements of the HRSCM, their functions and their interactions are described. Finally it is outlined how the developed model will be experimentally evaluated and gradually enhanced in future to enable improved decisions on all levels of production under volatile environmental conditions.

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High resolution supply chain management: optimized processes based on self-optimizing control loops and real time data

Cited by 47 publications

References 11 publications

Designing Rotationally Symmetric Products for Multi-variant Mass Production by Using Production-Technical Solution Space

Designing Rotationally Symmetric Products for Multi-variant Mass Production by Using Production-Technical Solution Space

Stock-Market Related Price Determination in Consideration of Time Dynamic Cost Factors

High Resolution Supply Chain Management – A Structural Model for Optimized Planning Processes Based on Real-Time Data

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