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Multi-medial Information Systems for Manual Workstations

Multi-medial Information Systems for Manual Workstations

Process Stability and Efficiency Increase by Providing and Feed-Backing of Correct and Current Information
Klaus Feldmann, Stefan Lang
To an increasing degree process stability and documentation gain in importance on manual workstations because of the demand to lot size 1 and the duty of flexibility. To ensure efficiency increase regarding to harder quality guidelines, the flow of information to the worker and back have to be optimised and realised resistant against failures and information loss. The use of multi-medial, IT-based worker information systems to assist workers conducting their tasks and to enable a backflow of relevant information like quality data, waste quantities etc. with current technical methods offers a possible solution.
Industrie Management | Volume 21 | 2005 | Edition 1 | Pages 25-28
Ontology Based Knowledge Management for Assembly

Ontology Based Knowledge Management for Assembly

Effectively utilizing knowledge in turbulent times
Stefan Berger, Christoph Mangold, Sebastian Meyer
Turbulent business environments force enterprises to ever faster answers and adaptions in order to secure their competitive ability. Mutability and responseability as crucial success factors are based finally on knowledge, which must be continuously improved and renewed. The article shows starting points and how ontology based knowledge management can be used purposefully for the increase of the mutability in and by enterprises and in particular in the assembly.
Industrie Management | Volume 21 | 2005 | Edition 1 | Pages 49-52
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