Reference model for collaborative manufacturing of customised products: applications in the fashion industry

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Autor(a) principal: Luís Carneiro
Data de Publicação: 2014
Outros Autores: Shamsuzzoha,AHM, Almeida,R, Américo Azevedo, Fornasiero,R, Ferreira,PS
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Repositório Científico de Acesso Aberto de Portugal (Repositórios Cientìficos)
Texto Completo: http://repositorio.inesctec.pt/handle/123456789/6793
http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/09537287.2013.808843
Resumo: In the recent years, it has been confirmed both by theory and by practice that organisational models need to include networking strategies to cope with the current competitive environment. Different collaboration levels can characterise supply chains, virtual organisations (VO) and business communities; however, managing different networking scenarios is extremely important to allow SMEs to respond to market opportunities, ensuring a quick response, unique products with competitive prices and high product quality. This paper proposes an innovative methodological approach to support collaboration amongst SMEs for customised product design and manufacturing based on the VO concept. The work is based on mapping the methodology with the most important processes characterising the life of a VO and defining the operative practices to be performed within this type of network. This paper presents two case studies in the fashion industry, where the proposed approach for network management was tested and analysed.
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title Reference model for collaborative manufacturing of customised products: applications in the fashion industry
spellingShingle Reference model for collaborative manufacturing of customised products: applications in the fashion industry
Luís Carneiro
title_short Reference model for collaborative manufacturing of customised products: applications in the fashion industry
title_full Reference model for collaborative manufacturing of customised products: applications in the fashion industry
title_fullStr Reference model for collaborative manufacturing of customised products: applications in the fashion industry
title_full_unstemmed Reference model for collaborative manufacturing of customised products: applications in the fashion industry
title_sort Reference model for collaborative manufacturing of customised products: applications in the fashion industry
author Luís Carneiro
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Shamsuzzoha,AHM
Almeida,R
Américo Azevedo
Fornasiero,R
Ferreira,PS
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Almeida,R
Américo Azevedo
Fornasiero,R
Ferreira,PS
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Shamsuzzoha,AHM
Almeida,R
Américo Azevedo
Fornasiero,R
Ferreira,PS
description In the recent years, it has been confirmed both by theory and by practice that organisational models need to include networking strategies to cope with the current competitive environment. Different collaboration levels can characterise supply chains, virtual organisations (VO) and business communities; however, managing different networking scenarios is extremely important to allow SMEs to respond to market opportunities, ensuring a quick response, unique products with competitive prices and high product quality. This paper proposes an innovative methodological approach to support collaboration amongst SMEs for customised product design and manufacturing based on the VO concept. The work is based on mapping the methodology with the most important processes characterising the life of a VO and defining the operative practices to be performed within this type of network. This paper presents two case studies in the fashion industry, where the proposed approach for network management was tested and analysed.
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