Titlebook: Computer Applications in Production and Engineering; IFIP TC5 Internation Frank Plonka,Gustav Olling Book 1997 IFIP International Federatio

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A computer model for tool management information systeme system for management to make the right decisions on tooling. The paper gives an overview of the tooling system and describes the individual modules and their interrelationships, including some of the important files. It also describes how the system helps the company controlling tool costs and inventory.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-99332-9t of world-class manufacturing status, U.S. firms have come to realize that corporate commitment to quality and responsiveness to customers’ demands are now the benchmarks of outstanding enterprises. Industry leaders distinguish themselves from competitors by the rapidity of their product introducti

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-36262-4 data modeling. For this reason, object-oriented approaches have been suggested as an alternative. In this paper, using the object-oriented paradigm, an object-oriented data model for the PDM system is proposed. The scope of the modeling is limited to management information for drawings, parts, and

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Konstruktionselemente des Eisenhochbaues,formation management in manufacturing of discrete mechanical products..The use of advanced computer based systems, such as CAD, CAE, CNC, and robotics, offers a potential for significant cost-savings and quality improvements in manufacturing of discrete mechanical products..However, these systems ar