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Product Traceability in Ceramic Industry 4.0: A Design Approach and Cloud-Based MES Prototype
| Resumo: | We propose a customer-focused approach to design product traceability for Industry 4.0. Our design-science research includes a review of traceability technologies and participative enterprise modeling in the ceramic industry. We find benefits in com-bining Business Process Modeling Notation and Goal-oriented Requirements Lan-guage representations to (1) promote reflection by experts with different back-grounds, (2) reach consensus with a solution that addresses the goals of multiple stakeholders, and (3) ensure that customers’ needs are a priority in traceability de-sign. The resulting model combines technologies in different stages of the product lifecycle and is implemented in a cloud-based MES (Manufacturing Execution Sys-tem) prototype. Depending on each stage and strategic intention, the identification code can be embedded in the product, transport, or package. Our contribution can assist managers in the creation of cloud-based MES to support traceability integra-tion at (1) technological, (2) vertical, and (3) horizontal levels that are required in the fourth industrial revolution. |
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| Autores principais: | Barata, João |
| Outros Autores: | da Cunha, Paulo Rupino; Gonnagar, Anand Subhashchandra; Mendes, Mateus |
| Assunto: | Traceability Ceramic Industry BPM GRL Manufacturing Execution System Industry 4.0 |
| Ano: | 2018 |
| País: | Portugal |
| Tipo de documento: | capítulo de livro |
| Tipo de acesso: | acesso aberto |
| Instituição associada: | Universidade de Coimbra |
| Idioma: | inglês |
| Origem: | Estudo Geral - Universidade de Coimbra |
| Resumo: | We propose a customer-focused approach to design product traceability for Industry 4.0. Our design-science research includes a review of traceability technologies and participative enterprise modeling in the ceramic industry. We find benefits in com-bining Business Process Modeling Notation and Goal-oriented Requirements Lan-guage representations to (1) promote reflection by experts with different back-grounds, (2) reach consensus with a solution that addresses the goals of multiple stakeholders, and (3) ensure that customers’ needs are a priority in traceability de-sign. The resulting model combines technologies in different stages of the product lifecycle and is implemented in a cloud-based MES (Manufacturing Execution Sys-tem) prototype. Depending on each stage and strategic intention, the identification code can be embedded in the product, transport, or package. Our contribution can assist managers in the creation of cloud-based MES to support traceability integra-tion at (1) technological, (2) vertical, and (3) horizontal levels that are required in the fourth industrial revolution. |
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