A Cooperation Platform for Distributed Manufacturing
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.7494/dmms.2020.14.2.3650Keywords:
management, distributed manufacturing, resource allocationAbstract
The aim of the paper is to analyse contemporary trends in distributed manufacturing (DM) research and to present a concept to develop and test some task allocation, planning and scheduling algorithms for DM network organisations. Some concepts are also adopted to identify key factor criteria and reasoning policies and rules for production/manufacturing decision support system. A final aim is to draw up a proposal for the development of a prototype decision support system with the necessary communication and knowledge-oriented modules to be implemented in an example of dynamic, DM and logistics network structure, particularly for very popular dynamic cluster forms in Poland. The developed concept of the organization of a multi-entity DM network will enable business-effective use of the system, supporting manufacturing decision-making, consulting and offering information services in the control centre (the so-called Competence Centre) by constructing virtual reality and access to services in a distributed network of cloud computing type. Integration of the whole system into one information system will enable further analysis and the network resource optimization of manufacturing and logistics processes, new analytical functions, reduction of delays in the manufacturing system, management of changes and risks, and visualization of the current state of the DM system.
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