Lyons, K.
and Duffey, M.
(1995),
Modeling the Product Realization Process: Requirements, Methods and Research Issues for Computer Support Tools, Proceedings of FAIM'95 (Flexible Automation and Intelligent Manufacturing), Stuttgart, 1, GE, [online], https://tsapps.nist.gov/publication/get_pdf.cfm?pub_id=821338
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Modeling the Product Realization Process: Requirements, Methods and Research Issues for Computer Support Tools
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, M R. Duffey
Abstract
This paper presents a bottom up introduction to process modeling requirements for product realization which should drive new methods and computer tools. Though relatively high-level and organizational in scope, these models are attracting interest among design engineers, systems engineers, and technical managers whose decisions affect the complex downstream task interactions that cross organizational boundaries. A recent study of industry usage, available methods, and modeling tools, and research issues in presented.Proceedings Title
Proceedings of FAIM'95 (Flexible Automation and Intelligent Manufacturing)
Conference Location
Stuttgart, 1, GE
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Keywords
Business Process, Enterprise Modeling, IDEF, PERT, Petri Net, Process Modeling, product realization, Re-engineering
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Created April 30, 1995, Updated October 12, 2021