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From Production to a Product Perspectives to respond faster and more flexibly to the ever increasing market demands” to the changes currently taking place, or announced in the industrial environments. The chapter further explores how current ICT trends and developments could have a decisive impact on future products and production environments.

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Special Needs of SMEs and Micro Businessestronic market. The study of some real cases coming from recent RTD projects allows to identify the main needs of small companies and to derive requirements for the development of appropriate technological supports.

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Supply Chain Management Using Auto-ID Systemsto do so however, these systems must be tightly linked to existing manufacturing related business information (BIS) systems. This chapter addresses the issues and opportunities for introduction of Auto-ID technology into various BIS systems in order to improve supply chain efficiencies.