Autor: Egon Müller

Standard-Management – An Efficiency-Oriented Approach for the Design and Control of Standards in Multinational Enterprises

Standard-Management - An Efficiency-Oriented Approach for the Design and Control of Standards in Multinational Enterprises

Ein effizienzorientierter Ansatz zur Gestaltung von Standards in multinationalen Unternehmen
Ralph Riedel ORCID Icon, Falko Schwörer, Marc Simon, Philipp Ponton, Egon Müller
The paper highlights the importance of standards and standardisation especially for multinational enterprises. At the same time the threat of a not adequately reflected over-standardisation is recognised which is tied to risks like transaction costs and “idle power”. In the paper it is discussed to what extend it is possible to evaluate standards and standardisation in multinational enter- prises in terms of effort and benefits. This evaluation is anchored within a concept of standard management at a strategic level.
Industrie Management | Volume 25 | 2009 | Edition 4 | Pages 61-64
Energy Efficiency as a Premise for Planning

Energy Efficiency as a Premise for Planning

Ressourcen- und Kostenoptimierung durch eine energieeffizienzorientierte Fabrikplanung
Jörg Engelmann, Jörg Strauch, Egon Müller
The article presents an approach for the integration of the energy efficiency in factory planning processes. The main focus is not on the constructional hull but rather on the energy-efficient designing of production processes and production plants. The approach is of general validity but in the present example it is applied to the automotive industry. Main contents of the approach are aimed at the life cycle consideration of production plants.
Industrie Management | Volume 24 | 2008 | Edition 3 | Pages 61-63
Production in Networks and Clusters

Production in Networks and Clusters

Strategies for the Future
Egon Müller, Siegfried Wirth
Production in networks and clusters is gaining more and more importance in theory and practice. Micro enterprises and small and medium-sized enterprises possess a high potential of networking. Innovative concepts, like concepts of Competence-cell-based Networks and Clusters, can exploit this potential. For this a three-layer procedural model of the production network formation, an upward compatible cluster concept including technical-organisational and spatial-infrastructural aspects as well as factors for success for networks and clusters are presented. Future strategies for a rethinking about these points in enterprises of production and service are pointed out as thesis.
Industrie Management | Volume 22 | 2006 | Edition 5 | Pages 38-42
Application of RFID Technology in Production Control

Application of RFID Technology in Production Control

Rolf Jansen, Egon Müller
Increasing competition in product costs leads worldwide to the need of process improvement - especially in small and medium-sized enterprises. Projects of production and logistics, with the aim of optimising process organisation and manufacturing control are assumed to have the knowledge of decisive system parameters and adequate possibilities in interference. Against this background the efficient use of the resource information is very important in future. Precisely because the use of RFID in production control has even more rationalisation potentials, when the process monitoring of production process must be fast, safe and efficient real time close controlled.
Industrie Management | Volume 20 | 2004 | Edition 3 | Pages 32-35
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