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Conception of an Architecture to Support Item-specific Product Information Management


Authors

  • Hribernik, K.
  • Rabe, L.
  • Solanas, R.
  • Thoben, K.-D.

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  • Year: 2008, Reviewed
  • Bouras, A. and Gurumoorthy, B. and McMahon, C. and Ramani, K. (Editors)
  • In: Proceedings of the International Conference on Product Lifecycle Management PLM'08
  • Subtitle: Fostering the culture of innovation
  • Conference: Product Lifecycle Management (PLM08) in Seoul, Korea (July 9-11, 2008)
  • Publisher: Inderscience Enterprises Ltd, Geneve
  • Pages: 341-351
  • ISBN: 0-907776-18-3, eISBN: 0-907776-19-1



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Abstract

Management of item-specific product information aims to enable or improve decision making processes along the entire lifecycle of a product. A product lifecycle can be characterized by three phases Beginning-of-Life (BOL), including design and production, Middle-of-Life (MOL), including use, and services and End-of-Life (EOL), including disassembly, reuse, refurbishing and finally disposal. Although a number of approaches for managing item-specific information are existent it seems to be a rather complex task to apply one of these approaches into a real world scenario. This is mainly because the applicability of these approaches very much depends on the type of item to be tracked and the individual interests in utilizing related item specific information. This paper intends to present a concept of a generic IT architecture to support item-specific Product Information Management.



Hribernik, K.; Rabe, L.; Solanas, R.; Thoben, K.-D.
Conception of an Architecture to Support Item-specific Product Information Management
In: Bouras, A.; Gurumoorthy, B.; McMahon, C.; Ramani, K. (eds.): Proceedings of the International Conference on Product Lifecycle Management PLM'08. Fostering the culture of innovation. Inderscience Enterprises Ltd, Geneve, 2008, pp. 341-351
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