Titlebook: Economics of Advanced Manufacturing Systems; Hamid R. Parsaei,Anil Mital Book 1992 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1992 automati

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Book 1992n computer-aided design, computer-aided manufacturing, industrial robotics, automated assembly, cellular and modular material handling, computer networking and office automation to name just a few. These new technologies are generally capital intensive and do not conform to traditional cost structur

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Economic and Financial Justification Methods for Advanced Automated Manufacturing: An OverviewIn recent years, the literature has been inundated with a large number of methodologies and evaluation techniques that look promising for the economic justification process for advanced automation technology (e.g. .; .; .; Evans and Moskowitz, 1989; .; .; .; .;.; .; .). Some of the techniques are, b

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Expert Systems Applied to the Economic Justification of Advanced Manufacturing Systemsdvanced manufacturing systems. In keeping with the theme of the book, we focus on the general task of venture justification. However, the approach taken extends beyond the scope of venture justification applications and addresses some fundamentals and capabilities pertinent to all expert system appl

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Economics of Advanced Manufacturing Systems During System Design and Developmentand remain competitive, analysts are finding such modernization projects increasingly difficult to justify with traditional techniques. Previous studies (.;.) have demonstrated that the automated factory cannot be effectively planned, managed or justified with the same techniques used in the existin

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Economics of Flexible Assembly Automation: Influence of Production and Market Factors become a dire necessity instead of just a passing fancy. Factory automation, considered a way out of present woes, is revolutionizing manufacturing worldwide. More and more manufacturers are considering automating their operations so as to become more productive and competitive on a worldwide basis

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Justification of Cellular Manufacturing Systemsng similar work, and utilizing the property of similarity in reducing the efforts associated with the processes of part design, planning and manufacturing (Burbidge, 1979). In part design, GT is concerned with discounting the unnecessary variety by eliminating the redundancies in part designs, and d