A Reconfigurable MES Model Based on Hierarchy

Rong Dong; Wei Ping He; Ya Jie Li; Jin Liang Chen; Yan Li He

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.683.698

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A Reconfigurable MES Model Based on Hierarchy

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The reconfigurability of Manufacturing Execution System (MES) means that it can adapt to different manufacturing environment and application requirements rapidly and easily. A Reconfigurable MES Model (RMM) is discussed with a hierarchical architecture including Production Object Level, Business Activity Level, Business Function Level and Organization Level. The elements of each level are defined, and the implementation mechanisms of reconfigurations are analyzed in detail. Finally, an example is presented to prove the validation of RMM.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 683)

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Rong Dong, Wei Ping He, Ya Jie Li, Jin Liang Chen, Yan Li He

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Hierarchy, Manufacturing Execution System, Model, Reconfiguration

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