TY - GEN
T1 - Integration of reliability, service and renewables for sustainable manufacturing initiatives
AU - Jin, Tongdan
AU - Liao, Haitao
AU - Taboada, Heidi
AU - Jimenez, Jesus
AU - Sun, Fei
PY - 2014
Y1 - 2014
N2 - Today's manufacturing industry is confronted with many challenges. The most significant challenges are the intense global competition, supply chain volatility, environmental sustainability, and ever-changing consumer needs. Next-generation manufacturing is envisioned as a service oriented, demand driven, customer centric and low-carbon operation paradigm. If manufacturing firms can successfully adopt or transition to this new operational mode, they would gain unprecedented competitive edges that allow them not only to survive now, but also to thrive with a steady growth in the future. In this paper, we present some preliminary findings and also explore new visionary concepts of next-generation manufacturing operations by focusing on three critical aspects: 1) integrated productservice system design; 2) adaptive inventory model in nonstationary demand settings; and 3) onsite wind and solar energy generation and integration. We also highlight new opportunities brought to next-generation manufacturers by additive and cloud manufacturing, big data informatics, and circular economy.
AB - Today's manufacturing industry is confronted with many challenges. The most significant challenges are the intense global competition, supply chain volatility, environmental sustainability, and ever-changing consumer needs. Next-generation manufacturing is envisioned as a service oriented, demand driven, customer centric and low-carbon operation paradigm. If manufacturing firms can successfully adopt or transition to this new operational mode, they would gain unprecedented competitive edges that allow them not only to survive now, but also to thrive with a steady growth in the future. In this paper, we present some preliminary findings and also explore new visionary concepts of next-generation manufacturing operations by focusing on three critical aspects: 1) integrated productservice system design; 2) adaptive inventory model in nonstationary demand settings; and 3) onsite wind and solar energy generation and integration. We also highlight new opportunities brought to next-generation manufacturers by additive and cloud manufacturing, big data informatics, and circular economy.
KW - Green energy certificates
KW - Net metering
KW - Nonstationary demand
KW - On-site generation
KW - Product-service integration
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M3 - Conference contribution
AN - SCOPUS:84910072354
T3 - IIE Annual Conference and Expo 2014
SP - 577
EP - 586
BT - IIE Annual Conference and Expo 2014
PB - Institute of Industrial Engineers
T2 - IIE Annual Conference and Expo 2014
Y2 - 31 May 2014 through 3 June 2014
ER -