Enterprise Interoperability: Smart Services and Business Impact of Enterprise Interoperability

Herausgeber: Zelm, Martin; Wollschlaeger, Martin; Doumeingts, Guy; Jaekel, Frank-Walter

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Produktbeschreibung

The ability of future industry to create interactive, flexible and always-on connections between design, manufacturing and supply is an ongoing challenge, affecting competitiveness, efficiency and resourcing. The goal of enterprise interoperability (EI) research is therefore to address the effectiveness of solutions that will successfully prepare organizations for the advent and uptake of new technologies. This volume outlines results and practical concepts from recent and ongoing European research studies in EI, and examines the results of research and discussions cultivated at the I-ESA 2018 conference, "Smart services and business impact of enterprise interoperability". The conference, designed to encourage collaboration between academic inquiry and real-world industry applications, addressed a number of advanced multidisciplinary topics including Industry 4.0, Big Data, the Internet of Things, Cloud computing, ontology, artificial intelligence, virtual reality and enterprise modelling for future "smart" manufacturing. Readers will find this book to be a source of invaluable knowledge for enterprise architects in a range of industries and organizations.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Wiley
• Seitenzahl: 496
• Erscheinungstermin: 18. Dezember 2018
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 236mm x 163mm x 28mm
• Gewicht: 658g
• ISBN-13: 9781786303738
• ISBN-10: 1786303736
• Artikelnr.: 54163369

Autorenporträt

Martin Zelm, INTEROP-VLab, Brussels, Belgium. Frank-Walter Jaekel, Fraunhofer-Institut für Produktionsanlagen und Konstruktionstechnik (IPK), Berlin, Germany. Guy Doumeingts, INTEROP-VLab, Brussels, Belgium. Martin Wollschlaeger, Institute of Applied Computer Science, Technische Universität Dresden, Germany.

Inhaltsangabe

Part 1. Embedded Intelligence 1. Exploiting Embedded Intelligence in Manufacturing Decision Support
Paul Goodall
Heinz Lugo
Richard Sharpe
Kate Van-Lopik
Sarogini Pease
Andrew West and Bob Young. 2.Test of the Industrial Internet of Things: Opening the Black Box
Frank-Walter Jaekel and Jan Torka. 3. Intelligent Decision-support Systems in Supply Chains: Requirements Identification
Eduardo Saiz
Raul Poler and Beatriz Andres. 4. A Total Solution Provider's Perspective on Embedded Intelligence in Manufacturing Decision-support Systems
Gash Bhullar. Part 2. Business Impact of Enterprise Interoperability 5. Enterprise Interoperability Management and Artifacts
Frank-Walter Jaekel. 6. Challenges for Adaptable Energy-efficient Production Processes
Kay Burow
Marc Allan Redecker
Alena V. Fedotova
Quan Deng
Marco Franke
Zied Ghrairi and Klaus-Dieter Thoben. 7. Interoperability Requirements for Adaptive Production System-of-Systems
Georg Weichhart and Alexander Egyed. 8. Platforms for the Industrial Internet of Things: Enhancing Business Models through Interoperability
David Soto Setzke
Nicolas Scheidl
Tobias Riasanow
Markus Böhm and Helmut Krcmar. Part 3. Virtual Factory 9. vf-OS Architecture
Danny Pape
Tobias Hinz
Oscar Garcia Perales
Francisco Fraile
José Luis Flores and Oscar J. Rubio. 10. Enablers Framework: Developing Applications Using FIWARE
Pedro Corista
Joao Giao
Joao Sarraipa
Oscar Garcia Perales
Raquel Almeida and Nejib Moalla. 11. vf-OS IO Toolkit
Víctor Anaya
Nejib Moalla
Ludo Stellingwerff
José Luis Flores and Francisco Fraile. 12. Data Management Component for Virtual Factories Systems
Artem A. Nazarenko
Joao Giao
Joao Sarraipa
Oscar J. Saiz
Oscar Garcia Perales and Ricardo Jardim-Gonçalves. 13. An Open Environment for Development of Manufacturing Applications on vf-OS
Carlos Coutinho
Luís Lopes
Vítor Viana
Danny Pape
Gerrit Klasen
Bastian von Halem
Oscar Garcia Perales
Ludo Stellingwerff and Andries Stam. 14. A Novel Approach to Software Development in the Microservice Environment of vf-OS
Luís Manteigas Da Cunha
Ludo Stellingwerff and Andries Stam. Part 4. Standardization 15. Standardization and Innovation: a Multipriority Approach
Eitan Naveh. 16. Why Should Interoperability R&D Work Be Driven by Agile Integration and Message Standards Concerns?
Nenad Ivezic and Boonserm Kulvatunyou. 17. Managing IT Standardization in Government: Towards a Descriptive Reference Model
Dian Balta
Nina-Mareike Harders and Helmut Krcmar. 18. Review: What are the Strategies for and Benefits of Effective IT Standardization in Government?
Dian Balta
Florian Feller and Helmut Krcmar. 19. Licensing Terms for IoT Standard Setting: Do We Need "End-User" or "License for All" Concepts?
Matt Heckman. Part 5. Industrial Big Data and Platforms 20. Semantic Interoperability for the IoT: Analysis of JSON for Linked Data
João Luiz Rebelo Moreira
Luís Ferreira Pires and Marten van Sinderen. 21. FIWARE for Industry: A Data-driven Reference Architecture
Stefano De Panfilis
Sergio Gusmeroli
Jorge Rodriguez
Ernö Kovacs and Jesús Benedicto. 22. European Big Data Value Association Position Paper on the Smart Manufacturing Industry
Anibal Reñones
Davide Dalle Carbonare and Sergio Gusmeroli. 23. SmTIP: A Big Data Integration Platform for Synchromodal Transport
Prince M. Singh
Marten van Sinderen and Roel Wieringa. 24. Fault Prediction in Aerospace Product Manufacturing: A Model-based Big Data Analytics Service
Anna Maria Crespino
Carla Di Biccari
Mariangela Lazoi and Marianna Lezzi. 25. A SAREF Extension for Semantic Interoperability in the Industry and Manufacturing Domain
Laura M. Daniele
Matthijs Punter
Christopher Brewster
Raúl García Castro
María Poveda and Alba Fernández. 26. A Building Information Model-centered Big Data Platform to Support Digital Transformation in the Construction Industry
Yvar Bosdriesz
Marten van Sinderen
Maria Iacob and Pieter Verkroost. 27. ISBM: a Data Integration Infrastructure for IoT Applications
Helder Oliveira Gomes Filho
José Gonçalves Pereira Filho and João Luiz Rebelo Moreira. 28. RS4IoT: a Recommender System for IoT
Caio Martins Barbosa
Roberta Lima Gomes
José Gonçalves Pereira Filho and João Luiz Rebelo Moreira. Part 6. Predictive Maintenance 29. Using Sensor Data for Predictive Maintenance of a Complex Transportation Asset
Bernd Bredehorst
Olaf Peters
Jeroen Versteeg
Markus Neuhaus
Carl Hans and Moritz von Stietencron. 30. The ProaSense Platform for Predictive Maintenance in the Automotive Lighting Equipment Industry
Alexandros Bousdekis
Babis Magoutas
Dimitris Apostolou
Gregoris Mentzas and Primoz Puhar. 31. Predictive Maintenance Framework: Implementation of Local and Cloud Processing for Multi-stage Prediction of CNC Machines' Health
Panagiotis Aivaliotis
Konstantinos Georgoulias
Raffaele Ricatto and Michele Surico. 32. An Onboard Model-of-signals Approach for Condition Monitoring in Automatic Machines
Matteo Barbieri
Alessandro Bosso
Christian Conficoni
Roberto Diversi
Matteo Sartini and Andrea Tilli. 33. Maintenance Planning Support Tool Based on Condition Monitoring with Semantic Modeling of Systems
Alice Reina
Sang-Je Cho
Gökan May
Eva Coscia
Jacopo Cassina and Dimitris Kiritsis. 34. SERENA: Versatile Plug-and-Play Platform Enabling Remote Predictive Maintenance
Sotirios Makris
Nikolaos Nikolakis
Konstantinos Dimoulas
Apostolos Papavasileiou and Massimo Ippolito. 35. DRIFT: A Data-driven Failure Mode
Effects and Criticality Analysis Tool
Davide Zanardi
Manuele Barbieri and Giovanni Uguccioni. 36. Real-time Predictive Maintenance Based on Complex Event Processing
Klaus-Dieter Thoben
Abderrahim Ait-Alla
Marco Franke
Karl Hribernik
Michael Lütjen and Michael Freitag. 37. The Standards as Critical Means of Integration of Advanced Maintenance Approaches to Production Systems
Yves Keraron. Part 7. Industry 4.0 Qualification 38. Evaluation of Industry 4.0 Technology - Applications
Moritz von Stietencron
Bjørnar Henriksen
Carl Christian Røstad
Karl Hribernik and Klaus-Dieter Thoben. 39. Improving the Efficiency of Industrial Processes with a Plug and Play IOT Data Acquisition Platform
Daniele Mazzei
Gabriele Montelisciani
Giacomo Baldi
Andrea Baù
Matteo Cipriani and Gualtiero Fantoni. 40. Knowledge Transfer from Students to Companies: Understanding Industry 4.0 Maturity Levels
Leonello Trivelli
Simona Pira
Gualtiero Fantoni and Andrea Bonaccorsi. Part 8. Enterprise Modelling and Simulation 41. Developing an Enterprise Modeling Ontology
David Chen. 42. Model-driven Requirements Elicitation for Manufacturing System Development
Amir Pirayesh
Guy Doumeingts
João Sousa
Carlos Agostinho
Sudeep Ghimire and Cristiano Fertuzinhos. 43. A Comprehensive Architecture to Integrate Modeling and Simulation Solutions in CPPS
Carlos Agostinho
José Ferreira
Sudeep Ghimire
Gregory Zacharewicz
Amir Pirayesh and Guy Doumeingts. 44. Modeling and Simulation of Decision Systems
Raul Poler
Beatriz Andres
Guy Doumeingts and Amir Pirayesh. Part 9. Methods and Tools for Product-Service Systems 45. Identifying New PSS Concepts: the Product-Service Concept Tree
Giuditta Pezzotta
Fabiana Pirola
Roberto Sala
Antonio Margarito
Paulo Pina and Rui Neves-Silva. 46. Role of Enterprise Strategy in Product-Service System Innovation Process
Amir Pirayesh
Guy Doumeingts
Carl Hans and Maria José Nuñez Ariño. 47. Technological and Organizational Pathways towards 2025 Collaborative Product-Service Connected Factories of the Future
Chris Decubber
Sergio Gusmeroli
Guy Doumeingts
Domenico Rotondi
Fenareti Lampathaki and Luis Usatorre Arazusta. 48. Circular Engineering and Product-Service Systems in the Machine Tool Sector: the PSYMBIOSYS Approach
Nerea Sopelana
Lara Gonzalez
Oscar Lazaro
Andoni Laskurain and Rikardo Minguez . Part 10. Interoperability for Crisis Management 49. Assessment of Climate Change-related Risks and Vulnerabilities in Cities and Urban Environments
Jingquan Xie
Manfred Bogen
Daniel Lückerath
Erich Rome
Betim Sojeva
Oliver Ullrich and Rainer Worst. 50. Semantic Interoperability of Early Warning Systems: a Systematic Literature Review
João Luiz Rebelo Moreira
Luís Ferreira Pires
Patricia Dockhorn Costa and Marten van Sinderen. 51. Towards Semantic Generation of Geolocalized Models of Risk
Alex Coletti
Antonio De Nicola
Antonio Di Pietro
Maurizio Pollino
Vittorio Rosato
Giordano Vicoli and Maria Luisa Villani. 52. An Ontology-based Emergency Response System for Interoperability in a Crisis Situation in Smart Cities
Linda Elmhadhbi
Mohamed-Hedi Karray and Bernard Archimède. 53. Analyzing Interoperability in a Non-functional Requirements Ecosystem to Support Crisis Management Response
Nicolas Daclin
Behrang Moradi and Vincent Chapurlat. Part 11. I-ESA 2018 Doctoral Symposium 54. Providing the Flexibility of the Shop Floor to Information Systems for Monitoring Tasks
Alexander Dennert. 55. Shop Floor Management Systems in Case of Increasing Process Variation
Wolf Schliephack. 56. Comprehensive Function Models for the Management of Heterogeneous Industrial Networks as Enabler for Interoperability
Santiago Soler Perez Olaya.