Production management and enterprise modelling

Dougmeingts, G.; Ducq, Yves; Vallespir, Bruno; Kleinhans, S.

doi:10.1016/s0166-3615(99)00074-3

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“…Indeed, even if each project task is clearly defined, the main difficulty concerns its management: what are the required decisions to take periodically to manage tasks? The GRAI decisional Grid aims to define the "set of decisions" from the strategic level (where the horizon is longer than the project duration in order to take into account the dissemination) to the tactical and operational levels [7]. This model defines a reference model of decisions for project management.…”

Section: Grai (Graph With Results and Activities Interrelated) Modelmentioning

confidence: 99%

Monitoring and Controlling in an Industrial Service Ecosystem

Taisch¹,

Alamdari²,

Zanetti³

2013

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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Abstract. Industrial companies usually have a defined product development process, but they lack a sufficiently defined service development process as found in traditional service companies [1]. Many firms recognize that the existing corporate structures and processes do not allow for efficient development and market positioning of innovative services. In addition, they are faced with the problem of being poorly equipped with appropriate approaches, methodologies and tools for an efficient development of services. Other problems can include the high complexity of services, missing organizational structures, lack of innovative climate and inadequate qualifications [1], [2]. It should be emphasized at this point that the lack of service performance assessment and monitoring is the cause of errors, redundancy and duplication of work between the main actors of industrial service ecosystem [3].In this respect, the purpose of this paper is therefore to lay the foundations for a monitoring and controlling framework related to an industrial service ecosystem. These foundations are based on establishing methods and tools to select, identify and use proper KPIs within an industrial service ecosystem. Accordingly, monitoring framework will support enterprises to control their goals and decision-making processes within the industrial service ecosystem while providing them a monitoring cockpit.

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Section: Grai (Graph With Results and Activities Interrelated) Modelmentioning

confidence: 99%

Monitoring and Controlling in an Industrial Service Ecosystem

Taisch¹,

Alamdari²,

Zanetti³

2013

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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“…For example, the definition of Hermann (1972) use a "decision orientation" [3] , the definition of crisis is a threat to the decision-making priorities of a situation, decision-making making decisions in reaction time is very limited in this situation, and the situation to the decision-making often unexpected direction: Rosenthal (1989) uses the definition of a "researcher", and he think that a crisis is a serious threat to the basic structure or organization system situation and the basic code of value of decision-making in such situation [4] ., it is important to over a period of time in the case of extreme uncertainty. Barton (1993) argued that the crisis is a cause of potential negative effects of uncertain events [5] ., the event and its consequences could organizes its members, assets, products, services and reputation; Banks (1996) argued that the crisis is for the products and the reputation of an enterprise such as a realistic and potential negative impact of events. Derringer (1997) argue that the crisis is a potential threat to the future profit, growth, and even death of events [6] .…”

Section: Enterprise Crisis and Its Type Research Enterprise Crisis Mamentioning

confidence: 99%

Study on Enterprise Crisis Management Based on Lifecycle

Ding¹,

Wang²

2014

Advances in Economics, Business and Management Research

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Abstract.：In information society, enterprise crises breakout continuously, the super-competitive market situation, the deepening theoretical research on enterprise crisis management and its practice applications, enhanced status and functions of enterprise information management and inherent lifecycle characteristics of crises, promote the emergence and development of crisis management. This thesis probed ECIM based on lifecycle with system analysis (SA). Please keep this in mind when designing your figures and tables etc. Present crisis warning index system of enterprise crisis, inquiry into index sign. Propose crisis warning information system management workflow model based on KD and CBR. Analyze the reason of enterprise crisis early warning and preliminary control out of order, put forward some prevention strategy.

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“…It is for these reasons that we looked for a structured model which could facilitate control of the design process. We propose using the GRAI model (Doumeingts, Ducq, Vallespir, & Kleinhans, 2000) but with a certain number of modifications, because the model was initially developed to control a manufacturing system or an enterprise and we have already pointed out several differences with respect to engineering design systems. We will now describe the GRAI model.…”

Section: The Design Characteristicsmentioning

confidence: 99%