Industry 4.0 = CIM 2.0? | 
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| Journal | Industrie Management |
| Issue | Volume 30, 2014, Edition 1, Pages 27-30 |
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Abstract
Regarding the concept „Industry 4.0“ some analogies to Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM) can be detected. Industry 4.0 is using technical progress in manufacturing as well as in IT while in the CIM frameworks the interdependencies between the business management and the engineering issues are analyzed more in-depth. When designing general or industry-specific Industry 4.0 solutions it is worthwhile to consider insights and experience collected with former CIM projects.
Keywords
ad hoc cost accounting, business implications, manufacturing of variants, production planning and scheduling, Supply Chain Management, Supply Chain Management
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