Umeda, S.
and Jones, A.
(1997),
Virtual Supply Chain Management: A Re-Engineering Approach Using Discrete Event Simulation, Proceedings of SCI '97 World Conference, [online], https://tsapps.nist.gov/publication/get_pdf.cfm?pub_id=821508
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Virtual Supply Chain Management: A Re-Engineering Approach Using Discrete Event Simulation
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Modern manufacturing enterprises must collaborate with a large number of suppliers to design and produce their products. Management of these supply chains is crucial. This paper proposes a framework for supply chain management, which will form the foundation for the construction of an integration testbed. This testbed will focus on production & operations management within the supply chain. It will contain a simulation-based decision support system, process modeling library, simulation engines, and a WEB-based data-handling system. The library includes material-flow models, information models, business process models, and decision support models. Each model is described using an object-oriented modeling paradigm. This paper describes a system concept, a system architecture, and generic business process models.Proceedings Title
Proceedings of SCI '97 World Conference
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Computer integrated manufacturing, Control Architecture, Simulation, Supply Chain, Virtual manufacturing
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Created January 1, 1997, Updated February 17, 2017