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Towards lean service bus architecture for industrial integration infrastructure and pull manufacturing strategies

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  • Ahlem Zayati

    (EM - EMLyon Business School)

  • Frédérique Biennier
  • Mohamed Moalla
  • Youakim Badr

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The Lean Manufacturing approach requires advanced and efficient manufacturing technologies in order to meet customer demands. Manufacturing companies have increased their productivity and efficiency over time by implementing new strategies, business processes and IT solutions. Best practices also allow companies to achieve on-demand manufacturing through the integration of pull flow production strategy. In order to achieve agility to meet business needs, a key for success is a flexible integration of different information system components to enable the flow of exchanged data and information. To insure the agility of an enterprise's organization, ISA S-95 standard can be used to determine which information has to be exchanged between system components. We propose an Industrial System Integration Architecture, a Lean Enterprise Service Bus which relies on Lean Manufacturing constraints based on semantic aspects with respect to the ISA S-95 standard. This architecture aims at enhancing the interoperability between the production system and the global enterprise information system in terms of business and manufacturing requirements and establishes semantic interoperability to achieve an industrial semantic.

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  • Ahlem Zayati & Frédérique Biennier & Mohamed Moalla & Youakim Badr, 2012. "Towards lean service bus architecture for industrial integration infrastructure and pull manufacturing strategies," Post-Print hal-02312543, HAL.
    • Handle: RePEc:hal:journl:hal-02312543
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    1. Mingzhou Liu & Jing Ma & Ling Lin & Maogen Ge & Qiang Wang & Conghu Liu, 2017. "Intelligent assembly system for mechanical products and key technology based on internet of things," Journal of Intelligent Manufacturing, Springer, vol. 28(2), pages 271-299, February.

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