Presents state-of-the-art advances in concurrent engineering
Proceedings of the 16th ISPE International Conference on Concurrent Engineering
Shou-Yan Chou has been the editor-in-chief of the Journal of the Chinese Institute of Industrial Engineers and has also been on the editorial boards of a number of international journals. He has been involved in the organisation of the annual CE Conference Series since 2003. He works at the National Taiwan University of Science & Technology.
Amy Trappey is an ISPE board member and is the general co-chair of CE2009, as well as having been the program co-chair for CE2008. She works at the National Taiwan University of Technology.
Jerzy Pokojski is the author of Concepts and Applications in Engineering (Springer) and will host CE2010 in Poland.
Shana Smith is an active member of the virtual design research area, and has extensive teaching and research experience in Asia and North America. She works at the National Taiwan University.
Global Perspective for Competitive Enterprise, Economy and Ecology addresses the general theme of the Concurrent Engineering (CE) 2009 Conference – the need for global advancements in the areas of competitive enterprise, economy and ecology.
The proceedings contain 84 papers, which vary from the theoretical and conceptual to the practical and industrial. The content of this volume reflects the genuine variety of issues related to current CE methods and phenomena. Global Perspective for Competitive Enterprise, Economy and Ecology will therefore enable researchers, industry practitioners, postgraduate students and advanced undergraduates to build their own view of the inherent problems and methods in CE.
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The general theme of the CE2009 Conference is the recognised requirement for advancements in Concurrent Engineering (CE) with a global perspective for competitive enterprise, economy and ecology. CE appeared in the '80s as the concept of parallel performing engineering design activities and the integration of all related processes. This concept is based on the general assumption that different components of the product life cycle should be considered together and relatively early. The main goal of CE is to make processes more efficient and more resistant to errors.
Since then the whole CE approach has evolved into different forms with different names and has become omnipresent. The industrial presence of CE differs from well established corporation implementations to SME applications. The last twenty years have brought many changes to the organization of product design and manufacturing: engineers have developed narrower specializations; engineers have developed a global presence; engineers work in firms which are final producers or suppliers; sometimes firms create alliances; engineers cooperate and collaborate; and they use different methods and tools to support their engineering activities. As a result the CE approach supports engineers in many ways.
The role of information systems in CE has always been treated as very important. First methodologies and tools were concentrated on offering the possibility to contact people and processes, to make the right information and knowledge available at the right time. The presence of computer tools in CE is treated as standard.
If one looks now at what is going on and at how many different issues are important in design, manufacturing, supply, distribution, etc., one will understand why the context of CE is so rich and so complicated, why there are so many CE specializations and why the main topic of the CE2009 Conference is of great relevance. The plurality of CE specializations mentioned above was reflected in the following CE2009 Conference tracks: Systems Engineering, PLM, Advanced Manufacture, Product Design, Mass Customization, Lean Thinking, Design for Sustainability, Customer Value, Environmental Impact, Knowledge Engineering, SCM, Concurrent System Architecturing, Collaborative Engineering, Web Technologies, Standards, Digital Manufacture, Service Solutions, Purchasing/Procurement, Emotion Engineering. Apart from the above tracks the conference also has seven special sessions in RFID, Collaborative Product Development, Multi-disciplinary Design and Optimization, Design Knowledge Utilization, Competitive Supply Chain Performance, Value Engineering, and Competitive Design.
The proceedings contain 94 papers, demonstrating the multitude of different perspectives contained in this volume. There are papers which are theoretic and conceptual, as well as papers which have very strong industrial roots. There are also very detailed, highly specialized paper, which are closely linked to specific industrial case studies. The reader will also find papers which are based on real processes, but which operate on abstract models and which offer a bridge between industrial reality and academic research.
CE does not develop equally in each area; the direction of development depends on many factors. The content of this volume reflects the variety of issues in today's CE methods and phenomena; consequently, readers will be able to build their own view of the present problems and methods involved in CE.
To Calculate the Sequence-Dependent Setup Time for a Single-Machine Problem with Uncertain Job Arriving Time.- A Two-Level Genetic Algorithm for Scheduling in Assembly Islands with Fixed-Position Layouts.- Exact Controllability for Dependent Siphons in S3PMR29.- A New MIP Test for S3PGR2.- Simplifying Abrasive Waterjet Cutting Process for Rapid Manufacturing.- Hybrid System Supporting Flexible Design of Flat Rolling Production Processes in Collaborative Environment.- Organization and Interoperation of Engineering Design Services in Service-Oriented Architecture.- Taxonomy and Attributes of Business Collaborative Models: an Exploratory Study.- Applying Petri Net to Analyze a Multi-Agent System Feasibility-a Process Mining Approach.- The Impact on Global Logistics Integration System to Concurrent Collaborative Process.- Using DEA and GA Algorithm for Finding an Optimal Design Chain Partner Combination.- Adaptive Architecture for Collaborative Environment.- Conceptual Modeling of Design Chain Management towards Product Lifecycle Management.- Data Persistence in P2P Backup Systems.- Using DEA Approach to Develop the Evaluation and Priority Ranking Methodology of NPD Projects.- An Exploration Study of Data-mining Driven PLM Implementation Approach.- Exploring the Links between Competitive Advantage and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Upgrade Decision: A Case Study Approach.- Development of a Cost Estimating Framework for Nanotechnology-Based Products.- An Analogy Based Estimation Framework for Design Rework Efforts.- Greening Economy as a Key Solution to the Economic Crisis.- A Study on Evaluation of Environmental Effectiveness of Manufacturing Processes.- Understanding the Waste Net: A Method for Waste Elimination Prioritization in Product Development.- The Green Product Eco-design Approach and System Complying with Energy Using Products (EuP) Directive.- Developing an ISO 14048-Based EuP Integrated Service Platform for Evaluating Environment Impacts and Supporting Eco-Design in Taiwan.- Systematic Lean Techniques for Improving Honeycomb Bonding Process.- Expanding Environmental Information Management: Meeting Future Requirements in the Electronics Industry.- Rule-Based Recursive Selective Disassembly Sequence Planning for Green Design.- Investigation on Evaluation of Design Decision for Door-Shaped Structure by Using Systematic Knowledge Analysis.- Knowledge Extraction System from Reports in Fabrication Workshops.- Knowledge based Sales Forecasting Model for Non-linear Trend Products.- A Negotiation Strategy of Collaborative Maintenance Chain and Its Multi-Agent System Design and Development.- Develop Non-Exhaustive Overlapping Partitioning Clustering for Patent Analysis Based on the Key Phrases Extracted Using Ontology Schema and Fuzzy Adaptive Resonance Theory.- Performance Evaluation for an ERP System in Case of System Failures.- An Approach Based on Rough Sets Theory to Design Space Exploration of Complex Systems.- The Set-Based Multi-Objective Satisfactory Design for the Initial Design with Uncertainties in Collaborative Engineering.- Minimizing Makespan for Server Testing with Limited Resource.- Exchange of Heterogeneous Feature Data in Concurrent Engineering and Collaborative Design Environments.- An Ergonomic Assembly Workstation Design Using Axiomatic Design Theory.- Heterogeneous Material-based Biomedical Product Development.- Research on Variable Parameter Set in Complex Multi domain Physical System and Its Repeatedly Simulating Arithmetic.- Two Stage Ant Coordination Mechanisms for Sequencing Problem in a Mixed Model Assembly Line.- A Study of Design by Customers: Areas of Application.- Dual Lines Extraction for Identifying Single Line Drawing from Paper-Based Over Traced Freehand Sketch.- A Formal Representation of Technical Systems.- Design Knowledge Assets Management with Visual Design Progress and Evaluation.- Product Redesign Using TRIZ and Contradictive Information from the Taguchi Method.- Toward Full Coverage UHF RFID Services - An Implementation in Ubiquitous Exhibition Service.- Building a RFID Anti-Collision Environment for Conference and Exhibition Industry.- Networking Dual-Pair-Tele-Paths for Logistic and Parking Structures with RFID Applications.- Applying RFID to Picking Operation in Warehouses.- POC of RFID Application in Forest Sample Zone Investigation.- Cost Reduction of Public Transportation Systems with Information Visibility Enabled by RFID Technology.- Modeling and Solving the Collaborative Supply Chain Planning Problems.- A Bi-objective Model for Concurrent Planning of Supplier Selection and Assembly Sequence Planning.- Automobile Manufacturing Logistic Service Management and Decision Support Using Classification and Clustering Methodologies.- Lead Time Reduction by Extended MPS System in the Supply Chain.- A Multi-Product EPQ Model with Discrete Delivery Order: a Langrangean Solution Approach.- A Case Study on Impact Factors of Retailing Implementing CPFR - A Fuzzy AHP analysis.- Autonomous Capacity Planning by Negotiation against Demand Uncertainty.- A Negotiation-Based Approach to Supply Chain Planning and Scheduling Problems in a Fully Distributed Environment.- Environmental Transparency of Food Supply Chains - Current Status and Challenges.- Multi-Product Min-Cost Recycling Network Flow Problem.- Applying RFM Model and K-Means Method in Customer Value Analysis of an Outfitter.- An Investigation of Community Response to Urban Traffic Noise.- A Market Segmentation System for Consumer Electronics Industry Using Particle Swarm Optimization and Honey Bee Mating Optimization.- Why the Big 3 Decline Despites Their Lean Management - A Study Based on the Theory of Constraints.- The Business Data Integrity Risk Management Model: A Benchmark Data.- Center Case of IT Service Firm.- The Key Dimensions for Information Service Industry in Entering Global Market: a Fuzzy-Delphi & AHP Approach.- Problem-Based Construction of Engineering Curricula for Multidisciplinary and Concurrent Engineering Practice.- Competences Supported on Thematic Contents for Evaluation of Curricula Aiming to Concurrent Engineering.- Predicting the Yield Rate of DRAM Modules by Support Vector Regression.- Reflective Concurrent Engineering – 3rd Generation CE.- The Study of Autonomous Negotiation System Based on Auction Enabled Intelligent Agent – Using Parking Tower Asset Maintenance as Case Example.- KBE and Manufacturing Constraints Management.- Manufacturing Cost Contingency Management: Part a) Methodology Development.- Manufacturing Cost Contingency Management: Part b) Application and Validation.- Systems Engineering Methodology for Concurrent Engineering Education.- Creating Value by Measuring Collaboration Alignment of Strategic Business Processes.- Drivers of Customer Satisfaction in a Project-Oriented, Business-to-Business Market Environment: an Empirical Study.- Development of a Web-Based Mass Customization Platform for Bicycle Customization Services.- A Manufacturing Grid Architecture Based on Jini and SORCER.- Minding the Gap Between First and Continued Usage: an Empirical Study of the Implementation of a Corporate e-Learning English-Language Program at a Financial Firm in Taiwan.- Web-Based Mechanism Design of 3C Plastic Parts with Knowledge Management.- WIW - A Web-Based Information System for Profile of Wind.
Global Perspective for Competitive Enterprise, Economy and Ecology addresses the general theme of the Concurrent Engineering (CE) 2009 Conference – the need for global advancements in the areas of competitive enterprise, economy and ecology.
The CE concept is based on the assumption that different components of the product life cycle should be considered together at an early stage. Its main goal is to make processes more efficient and more resistant to errors. The last twenty years have brought many changes to the organisation of product design and manufacturing – narrower specialisations in engineering, the increasing presence of engineers on the global market, etc. – which have led to the CE approach being able to support engineers in many different ways. As a result, the industrial presence of CE has grown to include not only implementations in well-established corporations, but also smaller applications in minor firms.
The plurality of CE specialization has been reflected by the range of CE 2009 Conference tracks, which include Systems Engineering, Advanced Manufacture, Product Design, Design for Sustainability, Knowledge Engineering, Supply Chain Management, Collaborative Engineering, Web Technologies and Service Solutions. Apart from the enumerated tracks, the conference also has seven special sessions: Radio Frequency Identification, Collaborative Product Development, Multi-disciplinary Design and Optimization, Design Knowledge Utilization, Competitive Supply Chain Performance, Value Engineering and Competitive Design.
The proceedings contain 84 papers, which vary from the theoretical and conceptual to the practical and industrial. The content of this volume reflects the genuine variety of issues related to current CE methods and phenomena. Global Perspective for Competitive Enterprise, Economy and Ecology will therefore enable researchers, industry practitioners, postgraduate students and advanced undergraduates to build their own view of the inherent problems and methods in CE.
Global Perspective for Competitive Enterprise, Economy and Ecology addresses the general theme of the Concurrent Engineering (CE) 2009 Conference - the need for global advancements in the areas of competitive enterprise, economy and ecology.
The proceedings contain 84 papers, which vary from the theoretical and conceptual to the practical and industrial. The content of this volume reflects the genuine variety of issues related to current CE methods and phenomena. Global Perspective for Competitive Enterprise, Economy and Ecology will therefore enable researchers, industry practitioners, postgraduate students and advanced undergraduates to build their own view of the inherent problems and methods in CE.
Contradictive Information from the Taguchi Method.- Toward Full Coverage UHF RFID Services - An Implementation in Ubiquitous Exhibition Service.- Building a RFID Anti-Collision Environment for Conference and Exhibition Industry.- Networking Dual-Pair-Tele-Paths for Logistic and Parking Structures with RFID Applications.- Applying RFID to Picking Operation in Warehouses.- POC of RFID Application in Forest Sample Zone Investigation.- Cost Reduction of Public Transportation Systems with Information Visibility Enabled by RFID Advanced Manufacture.- Collaborative Engineering.- Collaborative Product Development.- Competitive Design.- Design for Sustainability.- Design Knowledge Utilization.- Knowledge Engineering.- Multi-Disciplinary Design and Optimization.- Product Design.- Radio Frequency Identification (RFID).- Competitive Supply Chain Performance.- Service Solutions.- Value Engineering.- Web Technologies.
Shou-Yan Chou has been the editor-in-chief of the Journal of the Chinese Institute of Industrial Engineers and has also been on the editorial boards of a number of international journals. He has been involved in the organisation of the annual CE Conference Series since 2003. He works at the National Taiwan University of Science & Technology.
Amy Trappey is an ISPE board member and is the general co-chair of CE2009, as well as having been the program co-chair for CE2008. She works at the National Taiwan University of Technology.
Jerzy Pokojski is the author of Concepts and Applications in Engineering (Springer) and will host CE2010 in Poland.
Shana Smith is an active member of the virtual design research area, and has extensive teaching and research experience in Asia and North America. She works at the National Taiwan University.
Über den Autor
Shou-Yan Chou has been the editor-in-chief of the Journal of the Chinese Institute of Industrial Engineers and has also been on the editorial boards of a number of international journals. He has been involved in the organisation of the annual CE Conference Series since 2003. He works at the National Taiwan University of Science & Technology.
Amy Trappey is an ISPE board member and is the general co-chair of CE2009, as well as having been the program co-chair for CE2008. She works at the National Taiwan University of Technology.
Jerzy Pokojski is the author of Concepts and Applications in Engineering (Springer) and will host CE2010 in Poland.
Shana Smith is an active member of the virtual design research area, and has extensive teaching and research experience in Asia and North America. She works at the National Taiwan University.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Contradictive Information from the Taguchi Method.- Toward Full Coverage UHF RFID Services - An Implementation in Ubiquitous Exhibition Service.- Building a RFID Anti-Collision Environment for Conference and Exhibition Industry.- Networking Dual-Pair-Tele-Paths for Logistic and Parking Structures with RFID Applications.- Applying RFID to Picking Operation in Warehouses.- POC of RFID Application in Forest Sample Zone Investigation.- Cost Reduction of Public Transportation Systems with Information Visibility Enabled by RFID Advanced Manufacture.- Collaborative Engineering.- Collaborative Product Development.- Competitive Design.- Design for Sustainability.- Design Knowledge Utilization.- Knowledge Engineering.- Multi-Disciplinary Design and Optimization.- Product Design.- Radio Frequency Identification (RFID).- Competitive Supply Chain Performance.- Service Solutions.- Value Engineering.- Web Technologies.
Klappentext
Global Perspective for Competitive Enterprise, Economy and Ecology addresses the general theme of the Concurrent Engineering (CE) 2009 Conference - the need for global advancements in the areas of competitive enterprise, economy and ecology.
The proceedings contain 84 papers, which vary from the theoretical and conceptual to the practical and industrial. The content of this volume reflects the genuine variety of issues related to current CE methods and phenomena. Global Perspective for Competitive Enterprise, Economy and Ecology will therefore enable researchers, industry practitioners, postgraduate students and advanced undergraduates to build their own view of the inherent problems and methods in CE.
Presents state-of-the-art advances in concurrent engineering
Proceedings of the 16th ISPE International Conference on Concurrent Engineering
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