value stream mapping

Value-Oriented Information Flows for Industry 4.0

Value-Oriented Information Flows for Industry 4.0

Kernprozesse und Gestaltungsvariablen
Dieter Uckelmann ORCID Icon
Value Stream Mapping has been applied successfully in production and logistics scenarios. With the rise of Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) in the context of Industry 4.0, the value-contribution of information itself is gaining importance. Therefore, the concept of Value Stream Mapping is extended to the field of information logistics. Key-processes and design variables are defined.
Industrie Management | Volume 30 | 2014 | Edition 6 | Pages 13-16
Enhancement of Personal and Organizational System and Method Competencies by Further Developing Value Stream Mapping

Enhancement of Personal and Organizational System and Method Competencies by Further Developing Value Stream Mapping

Steigerung der personalen und organisationalen System- und Methodenkompetenz
Peter Kuhlang, Thomas Edtmayr, Alexander Sunk, Michael Hrach, Wilfried Sihn
The main goal of a company is to conduct target oriented rationalization efforts. Thus, the challenges are, among others, to transparence, to bundle, to adapt, to re-interpret and to develop personal and organizational competencies for a systematic and methodic planning, designing and implementing resp. a sustainable improvement of processes and value streams. This article describes the further developments of “Value Stream Mapping” (Value Stream oriented Process Management, Value Stream Mapping and MTM, evaluation of alternative value streams, cost development of value streams by changing input parameters). Existing, implicit knowledge will be explicated and systematically bundled along the value stream from different departments of a company. The personal and organizational system and method competencies are therefore available to evaluate improvement measures and to perform their implementation target oriented.
Industrie Management | Volume 30 | 2014 | Edition 3 | Pages 25-29
Energy Value Stream Mapping as a Tool of the Digital Factory

Energy Value Stream Mapping as a Tool of the Digital Factory

Sustainable Optimization with Simulative Energy Value Stream Mapping
Uwe Dombrowski, Christoph Riechel, Stefan Ernst
Rising energy costs, the changing political context as well as growing customer requirements are increasing the pressure on manufacturing companies to run sustainable factories. A method to realize an energy efficient factory is the Energy Value Stream Mapping. This paper shows an approach which adds a simulative and participative dimension to the method by using the IFU planning table.
Industrie Management | Volume 28 | 2012 | Edition 6 | Pages 55-58
Energy Value Stream Mapping

Energy Value Stream Mapping

Markus Weskamp, Timm Kuhlmann, Klaus Erlach
The energy used in production moves more and more into the focus of optimization efforts. It is important to consider the processes in production. The energy value stream mapping method is to bridge the gap between the value stream mapping optimization of material flow with the use of resources and energy demand. Under the expert guidance the production is shown in a snapshot. With the help of defined types of waste and design guidelines the production is quickly been analyzed and optimized. Results are numerous measures that can often be realized easily and with little effort. Energy savings of 10,000 EUR and more are opened up so quickly.
Industrie Management | Volume 26 | 2010 | Edition 5 | Pages 55-57