E-Manufacturing Business Paradigms And Supporting Technologies 18Th International Conference2004 Edition

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Springer E-Manufacturing Business Paradigms And Supporting Technologies 18Th International Conference2004 Edition by Joao Jose Pinto Ferreira

E-Manufacturing: Business Paradigms and Supporting Technologies opens with a set of interesting selections from invited authors covering perspectives such as concurrent engineering in product and process design the tools needed to deal with people relationships and networks enterprise networking in Europe. This section closes with business and innovation topics handling issues such as knowledge innovation and investment and joint ventures for innovation and competitiveness. The remaining parts of the book tackle the following e-manufacturing issues: advanced logistics mechatronics manufacturing systems integration and supporting technologies. Table of contents : Co-Sponsors. Committees. Editor Foreword. Editorial Board Foreword. Part One: Invited Papers. 1. Perspective on Concurrent Engineering in Product and Process Design; R.J. Graves. 2. E-Manufacturing: The Tools We Need to Deal with Relationships and Networks; A.L. Soares. 3. e-Manufacturing in Europe: Enterprise Networking; F.J. Restivo. 4. Knowledge Innovation and Investment; J. M. Mendonca. 5. Joint Ventures for Innovation & Competitiveness; J.C. Caldeira. Part Two: Advanced Logistics. 6. Planning Design and Management of Shared Information within Globally Distributed Manufacturing Networks; T. Forzi P. Laing. 7. Customer Relationship Management and Smart Organization; P. Weiss B. Koelmel. 8. The FIR E-Business Engineering Integration Model; M. Beyer A. Quadt S. Bleck. 9. Microplano - A Scheduling Support System for the Plastic Injection Industry; C. Silva L.M. Ferreira. 10. Quality Certification in the Virtual Enterprise; A. Martins J.J. Pinto Ferreira J.M. Mendonca. 11. Making Effective the Introduction of E-Business in SME: A Reference Model Approach; A.L. Soares L.Maia Carneiro D. Carneiro. Part Three: Mechatronics. 12. Robot Calibration Using Genetic Programming; J.-U. Dolinsky G. Colquhoun I. Jenkinson. 13. Robust Control of an Adaptive Optics System Using HINFINITY Method; B. West Frazier R K. Tyson Y.P. Kakad B.G. Sherlock. 14. Small Linear Actuator for Small Robots; H. Okabe N. Kakizawa S. Sakano M. Kanno. 15. A New ElectromagneticActuation System on an Industrial Sewing Machine with On-Line Efficiency Monitoring; L.F. Silva M. Lima F.N. Ferreira A.M. Rocha H. Carvalho C. Couto. Part Four: Manufacturing Systems Integration. 16. Understanding Data in Industrial Environments; E.R. Lopes N.G. Mourinho N. Castela A. Guerra. 17. A Framework for Understanding Cellular Manufacturing Systems; S. do Carmo Silva A. Carvalho Alves. 18. Sales Prediction With Marketing Data Integration for Supply Chains; D. Gillblad A. Holst. 19. Utilizing Neural Network for Mechatronics On-line Inspection and Process Control; D. Shetty N. Tamaldin C. Campana J. Kondo. 20. Selection Criteria for Make or Buy Decision Process in Enterprises; B. Skowron-Grabowska. 21. Description of the Competence Cell Process Planning; H. Durr J. Mehnert. 22. An Innovative ICT Platform for Dynamic Virtual Enterprises; G. Bonini V. Bicocchi F. Bonfatti P.D. Monari. 23. Managing Vendor Supplied Models of Production Facilities; K. Caskey K. Rouibah H.-J. Pels. Part Five: Supporting Technologies. 24. Essential Services for P2P e-Marketplaces; D. Ferreira J.J. Pinto Ferreira. 25. Proposition of a Repository for Enterprise Modeling: (EMC) Enterprise Modeling Components; A. Abdmouleh M. Spadoni F. Vernadat. 26. Geographical Information Platform for Distributed Data Acquisition Systems; N. Pereira J. Valente A. Guerra. 27. Developing Graixpert: A Software Tool to Analyse and Design Production Systems; P.E. Dossou D. Chen R. Bertin G. Doumeingts.