Logiciel de pilotage de la production

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Un logiciel de pilotage de la production (en anglais américain manufacturing execution system ou MES) est un logiciel collectant en temps réel les données de production d'une usine ou d'un atelier, données qui sont analysées quant à la traçabilité, le contrôle de la qualité, le suivi de production, l'ordonnancement et la maintenance préventive et curative. Le logiciel de pilotage de la production fournit les informations nécessaires à l’optimisation des activités allant de la création de l’ordre de fabrication au produit fini. Par l’utilisation d’informations à jour et précises, il guide les activités de l’atelier et réagit à celles-ci au fur et à mesure de leur déroulement et fournit des rapports sur ces activités. Il permet un fonctionnement plus efficace, diminue les stocks et augmente les marges. En alimentant un flux bidirectionnel d’informations, il fournit à toute l’entreprise et à sa chaîne logistique, des données vitales sur les activités de fabrication. L'International So

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Linking E-commerce to logistics simulation: Visiones, the missing chain

Luca Canetta, Naoufel Cheikhrouhou, Rémy Glardon

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Eurosis, Ghent Univ, Coupure Links 653, Ghent, B-9000, Belgium2006

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Integrated product relationships management: a model to enable concurrent product design and assembly sequence planning

The paper describes a novel approach to product relationships management in the context of concurrent engineering and product lifecycle management (PLM). Current industrial practices in product data management and manufacturing process management systems require better efficiency, flexibility, and sensitivity in managing product information at various levels of abstraction throughout its lifecycle. The aim of the proposed work is to manage vital yet complex and inherent product relationship information to enable concurrent product design and assembly sequence planning. Indeed, the definition of the product with its assembly sequence requires the management and the understanding of the numerous product relationships, ensuring consistency between the product and its components. This main objective stresses the relational design paradigm by focusing on product relationships along its lifecycle. This paper gives the detailed description of the background and models which highlight the need for a more efficient PLM approach. The proposed theoretical approach is then described in detail. A separate paper will focus on the implementation of the proposed approach in a PLM-based application, and an in-depth case study to evaluate the implementation of the novel approach will also be given.

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