Meta-organization and Manufacturing Web 3.0 for Ubiquitous Virtual Enterprise of Manufacturing SMEs: A Framework

Castro, Hélio; Putnik, Goran D.; Cruz-Cunha, Maria Manuela; Ferreira, Luís; Shah, Vaibhav; Alves, Cátia

doi:10.1016/j.procir.2013.09.068

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“…According to [7] Meta-Organization (MO) is a highlevel organization, meaning an organization of organizations.…”

Section: Meta-organization and Its Role In Dynamic Reconfigurability mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In order to ensure trust between a meta-organization and its members and to ensure trust to each other, there are mutual contracts [7]. The contracts between the members of the meta-organizations are indirect, meaning that each member make the contract with the metaorganization institution that define its relationship to other members of the meta-organization.…”

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Analysing meta-organizations with embedded brokering services performance modelled as a call-centre for supporting dynamic reconfigurability of networked and virtual organizations

Putnik¹,

Rodrigues²,

Alves³

et al. 2020

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Various companies choose to outsource the delivery of part of their services, so as not to deviate from its core business and improve the service level. This approach leads to a new type of organizations, so-called networked and virtual enterprises, where possibly a great number of companies work together without having direct contact but through a broker, as an intermediary, that streamlines the relationships between them. To enable high level efficiency, as well as some other functional requirements, the meta-organizations and brokering services are conceived as environments and services for networked and virtual enterprises operation and dynamic reconfigurations, representing a model of organizations-of-organizations, as an implementation of one of the Industry 4.0 models and ecosystem for networked and virtual enterprises dynamic reconfiguration. In this paper, the meta-organizations with embedded brokering services, modelled as call centres, are analyzed. Various simulations are presented, based on Erlang's formulas for some of design and performance measures parameters evaluation, such as service level, average waiting time, agent occupancy and service traffic intensity.

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“…According to [7] Meta-Organization (MO) is a highlevel organization, meaning an organization of organizations.…”

Section: Meta-organization and Its Role In Dynamic Reconfigurability mentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Meta-organization and Its Role In Dynamic Reconfigurability mentioning

confidence: 99%

Analysing meta-organizations with embedded brokering services performance modelled as a call-centre for supporting dynamic reconfigurability of networked and virtual organizations

Putnik¹,

Rodrigues²,

Alves³

et al. 2020

FME Transactions

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Web Innovation Cycles and Timing Projections – Applying Economic Waves Theory to Internet Development Stages

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Rodionov

2022

Communications in Computer and Information Science

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Meta-organization and Manufacturing Web 3.0 for Ubiquitous Virtual Enterprise of Manufacturing SMEs: A Framework

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Analysing meta-organizations with embedded brokering services performance modelled as a call-centre for supporting dynamic reconfigurability of networked and virtual organizations

Analysing meta-organizations with embedded brokering services performance modelled as a call-centre for supporting dynamic reconfigurability of networked and virtual organizations

Web Innovation Cycles and Timing Projections – Applying Economic Waves Theory to Internet Development Stages

Raw material depletion and scenario assessment in European Union – A circular economy approach

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