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Towards information networks to support composable manufacturing

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Rigid, supply-chain organizational structures are giving way to highly dynamic collaborative partnerships. These partnerships will develop rapidly by composing global manufacturing resources in response to open market opportunities and they will disband just as rapidly when those opportunities disappear. Cooperation, coordination, and distributed decision-making will be critical to the success of these dynamically composable systems. That success, in turn, will depend on the creation of a manufacturing information network that automates as much as possible, the identification, formalization, encoding, and sharing of appropriate manufacturing- and business-related knowledge. In this paper we present some of the issues and requirements associated with the creation of such networks.

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        PerMIS '08: Proceedings of the 8th Workshop on Performance Metrics for Intelligent Systems
        August 2008
        333 pages
        ISBN:9781605582931
        DOI:10.1145/1774674

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