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Business Modellingin GROUP 2

JASON, RICHA RD, FRAN S, HENDRY, CHARLENE,

BONNIE

ENTERPRISE M ODELING AND ANALYSIS FALL 2013


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Content


1. Introduction

2. Methodology-Manufacture Enterprise Modelling Method (IDEF0, ODEF3, DFD)-Accountability Driven Paradigm

3. Implementation

4. Future Reserch: Green Manufacturing

5. Conclusion


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Introduction What is Enterprise Modelling Enterprise Modelling in Manufacturing

The Method: IDEF0, IDEF3, DFD

Accountability Driven Paradigm (ADP)



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Methodology:Manufacture Enterprise Modelling Analysis


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Manufacture Enterprise Modelling Analysis


Method Description

IDEF0 Establish functional modelIDEF3 Capture process description

DFD Describe information / data flow among

activities


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IDEF0


IDEF0 is a standard modellingmethod used to establish functionmodels, which has already been

accepted by most experts and end-users in this field.

IDEF0 is concerned with providingtechniques that permit a systematicdescription of functional system

characteristics of the manufacturingenvironment


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IDEF3IDEF3 is a process description capturing method whose primary goal isto provide a structured method by which a domain expert can describea situation as an ordered sequence of events, as well as describe anyparticipating objects.


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DFD

DFDs model systems as anetwork of activitiesconnected to one

another by pipelines ofobjects.

The advantage of a DFD isthat it can describe

information flows clearly,from the source to thedestination.


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Method Comparison


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Step Diagram


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Guideline1. General investigation and main function identification To grasp the top-level information using IDEF0

2. Detailed investigation

To get detailed description of business processes for each activity using IDEF3

and DFD

3. Analysis and synthesis

To finish a complete and accurate set of AS-IS models

4. User requirements gathering

to do a general function TO-BE design, which reflects the real requirementsprovided by the enterprise using IDEF0

5. Test and confirm TO-BE design Establish a consensus between modeller and end user, confirmed by the

enterprise


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Methodology:Accountability Driven Paradigm (ADP)


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Accountability Driven Paradigm (ADP)


Richard


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Implementation


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Implementation-1


Richard


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Implementation-2


Bonnie


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Future Works:

Green Manufacturing


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Future Works:

Green Manufacturing


Method for eco efficient manufacturing that minimizes waste andpollution, achieved through product and process design

Manufacturing strategies: Resource Conservative Manufacturing (ResCoM)


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Future Works:

Green Manufacturing


Manufacturing Paradigm:

All aspects of the resource

conservation are considered

in an integrated way and froma system perspective


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Future Works:

Green Manufacturing


Solution approach:

Proactive conservation of resources is built in the business concept and isconsidered right from the product design stage until the terminatinglifecycle of the product

Reuse, Remanufacturing and Recycling are considered as tools forrealisation of the ResCoM concept

Research and implementation dimensions:

Design: Product design aims at multiple lifecycles with pre-defined EoLstrategy for each and overall lifecycles

Business model: Business model is specially designed for productsmultiple lifecycles

Supply chain: Product design and business model ensures that theforward and reverse supply chains are integrated in a seamless fashion


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Conclusions


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Conclusions:


Together - Tomorrow


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THANK YOUFOR YOUR ATTENTION


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