Integration of CAD/PDM and ERP Systems in Practice

Janusz Mleczko

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.791.26

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Application of Decision Tables in Technological Knowledge Representation
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Use of Cloud Computing in Project Management
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Integration of CAD/PDM and ERP Systems in Practice

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One of the key elements of the implementation of enterprise management systems is to provide a suitably efficient and comprehensive data acquisition from the design phase of products. What the manufacturing requires from the design phase are a bill of materials, routes of manufacturing processes, and manufacturing documentation. Very often the creation of process documentation and the time of its formation are its major limitations. This article describes methods for integrating CAD/PDM and ERP systems. It presents their advantages and disadvantages, while the main objectives and tasks involved in their implementation in engineering organizations are analyzed.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 791)

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September 2015

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Janusz Mleczko*

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CAD/PDM, ERP, Integration of Management System, It Systems, Paperless Factory

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