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COL-PMS: A Collaborative Performance Measurement Systement Systems developed in the literature have overlooked the development of frameworks that include the social side of collaboration relationships under an integrated and structured approach. The purpose of this paper is to introduce the COLlaborative Performance Measurement System (COL-PMS) framework which overcomes this gap.

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Service Entities in Manufacturing Networks next-generation manufacturing networks. By means of a supporting case, the paper identifies main service entities of the problem domain, exemplifies how service interfaces can be defined and how can they be used to compose abstract collaborative processes definitions.

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An Expert System for Inventory Replenishment Optimizations of improving quality service and reducing holding costs is proposed. The Inventory Replenishment Expert System (IRES) is based on a periodic review inventory control and time series forecasting techniques. IRES propose the most effective replenishment strategy for each supply classed derived of an ABC-XYZ Analysis.

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Jean Burgess,Joshua Green,Gala Rebanebusiness processes and information exchange by a set of new (web)services for network design and ad-hoc (re-)configuration, for real-time planning, forecasting and replenishment, d) tracking and tracing of ecology and quality.

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Politikerbe und Pfadabh?ngigkeittrieve the most useful information from the case base. The developed system has been checked with forest fires historical and experimental data. The WeVoS-CBR system presented here has successfully predicted the evolution of the forest fires in terms of probability of finding fires in a certain area.

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Modelling Human Resource Systems in Support of Efficient Productionls of people and facilitates quantitative analysis and comparison of different human system configurations that suit various manufacturing workplaces. The paper illustrates the application of the modelling approach and observes advantages gained through using coherent sets of enterprise and simulation models.