Titlebook: Quality-Oriented Design of Business Processes; Kai Mertins,Roland Jochem Book 1999 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1999 Manufactu

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Standardization,he concerned national and international standardization groups is presented in Figure 74. In the following chapter we describe into which standardization groups the studies on Quality-Oriented Enterprise Modeling and IEM Method were introduced and which standards were developed or can be expected.

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Quality-Oriented Design of Business Processes,ects are to be described with a modeling language. In this chapter, we describe the standardized modeling language of Integrated Enterprise Modeling (IEM) that supports an object-oriented, comprehensible description of business processes as basis of planning and conducting QM activities. This result

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Modeling Rules for Quality-Oriented Design of Business Processes,lexity of planning tasks is almost compelling. Models contribute decisively to the control of tasks and efficient and optimal results. The necessity of modeling is based on the increasing communication requirements of management, corporate planning, supporting and concerned areas. This requirement c

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Case Study,with a sample project that was carried out at the pilot plant ADITEC (Demonstration Laboratory for Integrated Manufacturing Technology in Aachen). The plant embodies a manufacturing factory that contains most of the systems and the equipment that are used to manufacture goods. As a pilot plant it co

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Standardization,nted to the appropriate national, European and international standardization groups that dealt with this topic. The working documents that were introduced are currently either being discussed or are available as proposed standards or pre-standards (cf. List of Standards in annex B). An overview of t

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