New paradigms for a product oriented modelling: Case study for traceability

Baïna, Salah; Panetto, Hervé; Morel, Guillaume

doi:10.1016/j.compind.2008.12.004

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“…The main interoperability issue in the design phase seems to be the CAD/PDM integration and has been studied by Guyot et al (2007), Oh et al (2001) or Paviot et al (2008). There are also a few works related to ERP/MES interoperability (see for instance Baïna et al (2008)). However, according to the state of our work, it appears that the PDM/ERP interoperability field is still opened.…”

Section: Interoperability Attempts In the Plm Fieldmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Due to the dynamic property of economical environment, these processes may be volatile whereas product information must remain stable over time. Baïna et al (2008) introduce the concept of "product-oriented interoperability", i.e. the ability of different enterprise systems to manage, exchange and share product information in a complete transparency to the user.…”

Section: General Statements About Interoperabilitymentioning

confidence: 99%

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A PLCS framework for PDM/ERP interoperability

Paviot¹,

Cheutet²,

Lamouri³

2011

IJPLM

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Wide diffusion of methodologies and software relevant to Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) in industrial companies faces heterogeneity of information technology (IT) systems. Especially, the lack of interoperability between Product Data Management (PDM) systems, that drive virtual product development, and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), which manages real product, cannot lead to a global description of the product development process. We demonstrate that a mediator approach is pertinent for the coordination of these two systems. The use of open standards, and more precisely STEP Application Protocol 239, known as Product Lifecycle Support (PLCS), allows overcoming issues related to semantic part of this interoperability. The last part of the study focuses on implementation issues, in order to develop an interoperability framework based upon a consistent product data model, whether the viewpoint is from the design or logistics businesses.

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Section: Interoperability Attempts In the Plm Fieldmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: General Statements About Interoperabilitymentioning

confidence: 99%

A PLCS framework for PDM/ERP interoperability

Paviot¹,

Cheutet²,

Lamouri³

2011

IJPLM

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“…Model-driven approaches for achieving interoperability have also been proposed [9]. This kind of interoperability, called "product-oriented interoperability", is based on a meta-model of the product representation, and a mechanism for make a mapping between it and specific models.…”

Section: Product Information Modelingmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Previous research works have focused on information models, business processes integration and interoperability issues. Only recently, the need for putting more intelligence on products making them proactive [8,9] during their own development and management, to better support business processes, has been recognized. Additionally, there is lack of a holistic and generic (i.e.…”

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A reference framework following a proactive approach for Product Lifecycle Management

Marchetta

Mayer²,

Forradellas

2011

Computers in Industry

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Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) has been identified as a key concept within manufacturing industries for improving product quality, time-to-market and costs. Previous works on this field are focused on processes, functions and information models, and those aimed at putting more intelligence on products are related to specific parts of the product lifecycle (e.g. supply chain management, shop floor control). Therefore, there is a lack of a holistic approach to PLM, putting more intelligence on products through the complete lifecycle. In this paper, a PLM framework supported by a proactive-product approach based on intelligent agents is proposed. The developed model aims at being a first step toward a reference framework for PLM, and complements past works on both product information and business process models (BPM), by putting proactivity on product's behavior. An example of an instantiation of the reference framework is presented as a case study.

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“…PLM includes asset creation through CAD, engineering analysis, digital manufacturing, documentation, images, and PLM involves management of product information along its complete lifecycle. Several aspects of product models have been researched, including handling of evolution of documents in a Product Data Management system [9], a product data framework for logistics planning activities [2], and an ontology based on the Core Product Model (CPM) of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) [28,10]. Rachuri et al [22] evaluated the information flows and the relevant existing standards within PLM, highlighting current issues regarding interoperability and information exchange.…”

Section: Overview Of Pdm/plm and Related Research Workmentioning

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A Modular Product Structure Based Methodology for Seamless Information Flow in PLM System Implementation

Giddaluru

Gao

Bhatti

2015

Computer-Aided Design and Applications

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Product development process deals with large amount of information generated from market survey, concept design, manufacture, test, limited production, production, service, and obsoleting. The information should be stored systematically so that it is easily traceable and reusable for future product development. This paper presents a methodology for seamless product information flow between the three main enterprise information systems such as Computer Aided Design and Manufacturing (CAD/CAM), Product Data/Lifecycle Management (PDM/PLM) and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) used in the process of innovative product development while implementing PLM. PLM implementation deals with various existing product data and information generated over years both from CAD and ERP systems. Data integration is very challenging in multi-national engineering companies and has important impact on future decisions while creating new processes. The aim is to define a modular product structure that can be used to connect the product information throughout the life cycle that can be reused effectively and efficiently for future similar products.

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New paradigms for a product oriented modelling: Case study for traceability

Cited by 19 publications

References 30 publications

A PLCS framework for PDM/ERP interoperability

A PLCS framework for PDM/ERP interoperability

A reference framework following a proactive approach for Product Lifecycle Management

A Modular Product Structure Based Methodology for Seamless Information Flow in PLM System Implementation

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