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|a Pallot, Marc
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|a Concurrent Enterprising
|h Elektronische Ressource
|b Toward the Concurrent Enterprise in the Era of the Internet and Electronic Commerce
|c by Marc Pallot, Victor Sandoval
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|a 1st ed. 1998
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|c 1998, 1998
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|a 1 New Business Trends -- 1.1. Introduction -- 1.2. The global market approach -- 1.3. New productive paradigms -- 1.4. From the information to knowledge age -- 1.5. The knowledge factor and the global infrastructure -- 1.6. Business strategies -- 2 Existing Approaches -- 2.1. Introduction -- 2.2. The shared enterprise -- 2.3. The intelligent enterprise (IE) -- 2.4. Agile manifacturing (AM) -- 2.5. Computer Integrated manufacturing (CIM) -- 2.6. Intelligent manufacturing systems (IMS) -- 2.7. The CIM-OSA Model -- 3 Virtual Enterprise(VE) and Related Approaches -- 3.1. Introduction -- 3.2. Toward a concept of VE -- 3.3. Tha characteristics, functions and bases of VE -- 3.4. An illlustration of the VE concept -- 3.5. Related cases -- 4 Concurrent Engineering (CE) -- 4.1. Introduction -- 4.2. Definition and motivations -- 4.3. CE implementation needs -- 4.4. The integrated working environment and product information -- 4.5. Available methods, information technology (IT) and Tools --
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|a 8.5. Capability assessment -- 8.6. Virtual Shared Spaces -- 8.7. Conclusions -- Conclusions
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|a 4.6. CE related projects -- 4.7. Conclusion -- 5 Assessment of The Enterprise Approaches -- 5.1 Introduction -- 5.2. Enterprise approaches: a general view -- 5.3 Why and how approaches must be used in concurrent Enterprise -- 5.4. Weaknesses and cooperation assessment -- 6 Business Cases and Electronic Commerce -- 6.1 Introduction -- 6.2. Business cases -- 6.3. Electronic commerce (EC) -- 6.4. Networking documents -- 7 Concurrent Enterprise -- 7.1. Introduction -- 7.2 Cooperation, collaboration and concurrency -- 7.3. Concurrent enterprise and electronic commerce -- 7.4. From traditional projects in partnership to concurrent enterprise -- 7.5. Virtual enterprise and concurrent enterprise -- 7.6. Concurrent enterprise as a tactical approach -- 7.7 Virtual prototyping -- 7.8. Conclusion -- 8 Concurrent Enterprising -- 8.1. Introduction -- 8.2. Concurrency reference model -- 8.3. Concurrency and collaboration capability assessment -- 8.4. Assessment considerations and approaches --
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|a IT in Business
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|a Springer Book Archives -2004
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|a The Springer International Series in Engineering and Computer Science
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|a 10.1007/978-1-4615-4070-0
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|a It then examines less theoretical questions - among them, how to implement this new business model and how companies can move to the concurrent enterprise paradigm in creating a concurrent business environment. And it introduces a methodology for enterprises willing to maintain or even improve their competitiveness in the global marketplace. The book has eight chapters. The first two concentrate on the advanced enterprise paradigms, and their advantages and limits for maintaining or improving competitiveness in the global marketplace. Chapter 3 studies, separately, the virtual enterprise and related approaches. Chapter 4 studies another fundamental ingredient of the new business model - concurrent engineering (CE). Chapter 5 summarizes these preceding approaches and establishes a foundation for building a concurrent enterprise.
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|a Chapter 6 presents specific business cases illustrating the advantages and limits of virtual enterprise applications and introduces electroniccommerce and electronic documents. Chapter 7 presents concurrent enterprise as a new business model, and Chapter 8 synthesizes the concurrent enterprising process. Concurrent Enterprising: Toward the Concurrent Enterprise in the Era of the Internet and Electronic Commerce is a reference and a user's guide designed for business managers, IT managers, engineers, researchers, scientists, and other individuals interested in learning how to use a sustainable business model driven by the Internet and electronic commerce
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|a Concurrent Enterprising: Toward the Concurrent Enterprise in the Era of the Internet and Electronic Commerce presents the concurrent enterprise business model and concurrent enterprising approach, which is emerging as a crucial challenge for organizations in all geographical locations and economic sectors. To achieve this goal, this book deals with the main aspects of the merging context in which enterprises are doing business. This context is characterized by the fastest-spread information and communication technologies (ICT) that constitute the new infrastructure of the global marketplace. This book discusses a set of the most advanced enterprise paradigms created during the 1980s and 1990s, most of them supported by advanced research programs, especially in the worldwide manufacturing industry. The book discusses differences between these enterprise paradigms and presents Internet-related technologies as a main driver toward a new business model.
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