Part 3: Sustainability and Reconfigurability of Manufacturing SystemsInternational audienceThe increasing demand for customer-specific, cost-effective products with shorter production times is shaping the industrial production environment. Therefore, both human workers and machines must react to these changes with greater flexibility and productivity. This paper shows a procedure to plan the employee ideally into the Reconfigurable Manufacturing Systems (RMS). The approach systematizes the competences of employees and enables an assessment of different expertise levels to finally realize a flexible integration of them into the constantly changing work environment. Therefore, the competencies of employees must be opposed with the needed skil...
Today’s global market and growing competition set an increasing strain to manufacturing companies. S...
Part 1: Lean ProductionInternational audienceBased on an analysis of research and industrial trends,...
Nowadays, manufacturing firms are dealing with the unpredictability of market requirements and the f...
Workforce planning is a strategic key factor in the efficient use of the organisation’s resources. B...
The diffusion of Reconfigurable Manufacturing Systems (RMSs) is envisioned as a potential lever for ...
Tough market situation from one side and global competition from another side are persuading compani...
International audienceThis paper provides a literature review and an analysis of the studies related...
In this paper, general requirements of next generation manufacturing systems are discussed, and the ...
Shorter product life cycles and emerging technologies are changing the circumstances under which the...
From simple products, often mechanical and electronic products, products are becoming more and more ...
To compete, manufacturing companies need production systems that quickly can respond to changes. To ...
International audienceReconfigurable manufacturing systems (RMS) emerged in literature during the la...
To compete, manufacturing companies need production systems that quickly can respond to changes. To ...
Today’s global market and growing competition set an increasing strain to manufacturing companies. S...
Part 1: Lean ProductionInternational audienceBased on an analysis of research and industrial trends,...
Nowadays, manufacturing firms are dealing with the unpredictability of market requirements and the f...
Workforce planning is a strategic key factor in the efficient use of the organisation’s resources. B...
The diffusion of Reconfigurable Manufacturing Systems (RMSs) is envisioned as a potential lever for ...
Tough market situation from one side and global competition from another side are persuading compani...
International audienceThis paper provides a literature review and an analysis of the studies related...
In this paper, general requirements of next generation manufacturing systems are discussed, and the ...
Shorter product life cycles and emerging technologies are changing the circumstances under which the...
From simple products, often mechanical and electronic products, products are becoming more and more ...
To compete, manufacturing companies need production systems that quickly can respond to changes. To ...
International audienceReconfigurable manufacturing systems (RMS) emerged in literature during the la...
To compete, manufacturing companies need production systems that quickly can respond to changes. To ...
Today’s global market and growing competition set an increasing strain to manufacturing companies. S...
Part 1: Lean ProductionInternational audienceBased on an analysis of research and industrial trends,...
Nowadays, manufacturing firms are dealing with the unpredictability of market requirements and the f...