Concurrent Engineering
Field warranty service
Quality
control
Market
analysis,
R&D
Production
system
Process
design
GD&T
Engineering
Modeling
Prototyping
Statistic
Process
Control (SPC)
Product
design
GD&T
Cell, Quick
Response
Manufacturing
Rapid
Prototyping
Computer
Aided
Manufacturing
Computer
(CAM)
Aided Design
(CAD)
Manufacturing in the Product Life Cycle
Definition of Concurrent Engineering
"Concurrent engineering is a systematic approach to the integrated, concurrent design
of products and their related processes, including manufacture and support. Typically,
concurrent engineering involves the formation of cross-functional teams, which allows
engineers and managers of different disciplines to work together simultaneously in
developing product and process design. This approach is intended to cause the
developers, from the outset, to consider all elements of the product life cycle from
concept through disposal, including quality, cost, productivity, speed (time to market &
response time), and user requirements (include functional and reliability)."
Align all design to support the goal: Satisfy customer expectation
• Quality,
• Cost
• Productivity,
• Speed (time to market & response time)
• User requirements (include functional and reliability)
Support the goal: Return customer and Profitability- How serious?
•Sony battery recall lost $429 million combined 94% profit shrink
•Ford 3-rd net loss $5.8 billion close 16 plants, 45000 jobs
Conventional product design
approach
How dose CE reduce time?
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Collaboration networks: an over
view and success cases
By: REZA VATANKHAH
COLLABORATION – WHY?
NETWORKS IN INDUSTRY
Example: Automotive industry
APPLICATION IN AGRIBUSINESS
APPLICATION IN CIVIL CONSTRUCTION
VIRTUAL ENTERPRISE – A “CLASSIC”
DEFINITION
Background: CNOs
Virtual Organizations
Breeding Environment (VBE)
@ P. Macedo, L.M. Camarinha-Matos
Virtual Organization (VO)
Lyfe-cycle
VBEand
- anVOs
association
organizations
and their
related supporting
VBE
types of
of Collaborative
Network
Organizations(CNOs)
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ofare
collaborating
independent
organizations,
which to the
institutions, adhering to a base long term cooperation agreement, and
outside word provide a set of services and functionality as if they were
adoption of common operating principles and infrastructures, with the
one organization, supported by computer networks
main goal of increasing both their chances and their preparedness
towards collaboration in potential Virtual Organizations .
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EXPECTATIONS
EXAMPLE OF CN
A typical example of a dynamic, temporary network
OTHER EXAMPLES OF CN
OTHER EXAMPLES OF CN
OTHER EXAMPLES OF CN
OTHER EXAMPLES OF CN
COLLABORATIVE NETWORK OF
MACHINES ?
SENSOR NETWORKS
WHAT IS IN A CN ?
COOPERATION OR COLLABORATION?
NOTION OF COLLABORATION
A BRIEF HISTORIC OVERVIEW
TOWARDS DYNAMIC CNOs
CNO LIFE CYCLE
FROM A COLLABORATION OPPORTUNITY
TO A SUCCESSFUL COLLABORATION
FROM CO
TO SUCCESSFUL COLLABORATION