Introduction To Productics.v18

INTRODUCTION TO PRODUCTICS
1. WHAT IS PRODUCTICS?
2. MARKET TRENDS Jean-Paul BOURRIERES
•2.1 Globalization Professor
•2.2 Product
customization University of Bordeaux
3. INDUSTRIAL RESPONSES
2015
•3.1 Enterprise
Networking
•3.2 Logistics & SCM
•3.3 Model-driven
management
4. RECYCLING & INVERSE
MANUFACTURING
1. WHAT IS PRODUCTICS ?
2. MARKET TRENDS
•2.1 Globalization
•2.2 Product customization
•3.1 Enterprise Networking
•3.3 Model-driven management
4. RECYCLING & INVERSE MANUFACTURING
Sector I : Agriculture & Fishing

 1. WHAT IS PRODUCTICS?
2. MARKET TRENDS
Energy
•2.2 Product
customization Sector II : Industry Process industries
Manufacturing
•3.1 Enterprise
Networking
Hospitals
•3.3 Model-driven
management Sector III : Services Banks
MANUFACTURING Administrations
PRODUCTICS : Model-based improvement of value-adding
activities and systems: Organisation and management
World-wide keyword :Industrial Management
The Focal Company in its world-wide MARKET

2. MARKET TRENDS
• 2.1 Globalization
Competitors
•2.2 Product Sells to
customization
Focal Company Customers
3. INDUSTRIAL RESPONSES (B2B, B2C)
•3.1 Enterprise
Buys
Networking
Resources: Constraints :
•3.3 Model-driven Suppliers
management
Sub-contractors Legal issues
MANUFACTURING
Technology Providers
Financial resources Normalization
Human resources
Market globalization : full extension of the market

2. MARKET TRENDS
space thanks to :
• 2.1 Globalization
•2.2 Product • Transport networking worldwide
customization
• IT networking worldwide
•3.1 Enterprise • Finance networking worldwide
Networking
•3.3 Model-driven
management
Submitted to economical trends :
MANUFACTURING
• Manufacturing costs
• Service costs
• Transportation costs
Product mass customization

1. WHAT IS PRODUCTICS? • is an answer to the dominant position of customers in the
2. MARKET TRENDS offer/demand relation in industrialized countries
•2.1 Mondialization
• 2.2 Product
customization • implies to
-boost product innovation
•3.1 Enterprise
-shorten time-to-market
Networking -shorten the length of series, diversify product options
•3.2 Logistics & SCM -invest in flexible manufacturing installations
•3.3 Model-driven - face higher complexity of Design/Production Management
management
-manufacture-to-order
MANUFACTURING
• is allowed by
IT-based industrial partnerships: Enterprise networking and
interoperability
Enterprise networking
2. MARKET TRENDS • Strategic justification
•2.1 Globalization - take market opportunities (by reducing time-to-market)
•2.2 Product - share financial risks between partners
customization
- focus on core-business
• 3.1 Enterprise
• implies to
Networking - harmonize the organization of physical flows (Supply
•3.2 Logistics & SCM Chain logistics)
•3.3 Model-driven
management
- make partners’ Information Systems interoperable
MANUFACTURING • is faced with the dilemma between information sharing
versus know-how protection
Logistics & Supply Chain Management (see SCM

course)
2. MARKET TRENDS
Transformation
& Stocks
•2.2 Product
customization
•3.1 Enterprise
Networking
• 3.2 Logistics & SCM
•3.3 Model-driven Transportation &
management Embedded Stocks
MANUFACTURING To manage physical flows in the networked
enterprise :
-transformations
-transportations
-stocking
Such that : - delivery delays are minimal
- costs are minimal
Model-driven management
2. MARKET TRENDS
•2.2 Product
customization System theory and theory of system control have penetrated
the enterprises, with the ideas of :
•3.1 Enterprise - modelling the system to be piloted and its environment
Networking
•3.2 Logistics & SCM - defining measurable performance targets
• 3.3 Model-driven
management -implementing management architectures
MANUFACTURING - measuring performances and making corrective decisions
Model-driven management : a multi-level control

problematics
2. MARKET TRENDS
• Strategic management : target markets, locate industrial sites, set
•2.2 Product
up partnerships, financial management
customization Performance
Invest, design and reorganise
Indicators
•3.1 Enterprise • Engineering management : develop products & manufacturing
Networking
systems Performance
Re-engineering Indicators
• 3.3 Model-driven
management

• Production management : operate manufacturing systems
MANUFACTURING Performance
Operate
Indicators
Production System
Recycling & Inverse manufacturing
1. WHAT IS PRODUCTICS? Mining Ultimate waste

ENVIRONMENT
2. MARKET TRENDS
Agriculture & Fishing
Incinerating
•2.2 Product Food
customization Burying
&
Waste collecting
Distribution
3. INDUSTRIAL RESPONSES 1st
Manufacturing Disass
•3.1 Enterprise Consumption
Networking transformation Schred
industries Sort
•3.3 Model-driven
management Industrial waste
 4. RECYCLING &
INVERSE MANUFACTURING
Revaluation
Recycled materials
DIRECT MANUFACTURING INVERSE MANUFACTURING

Price
Quality
outlets
Taxes
2. MARKET TRENDS
PROBLEMATICS
•2.2 Product
customization
• Logistics : organize collecting networks, build
inverse manufacturing chains, manage flows
•3.1 Enterprise
Networking •Technology : waste processing
•3.3 Model-driven •Economics : master costs and find outlets for
management
recycled materials
 4. RECYCLING &
•Design for Recycling (DFR)
Recycling
Waste stock & Inverse manufacturing
exchange
Price in € per ton
STAKES
2. MARKET TRENDS
• Reduce the consumption of raw materials
•2.2 Product • Emergence of inverse manufacturing (new
customization
economical activities, new employments)
3. INDUSTRIAL RESPONSES ENVIRONMENT
Iron
•3.1 Enterprise
Networking extraction production consumption waste e=w=c
•3.2 Logistics & SCM e p c w
•3.3 Model-driven
management
ENVIRONMENT
 4. RECYCLING &
INVERSE MANUFACTURING extraction production consumption waste e = w = c - r = c (1- )
e p c w
recycling
 recycling ratio
r
Copper
Brass
Alu
Raw materials stock exchange
Price in € per ton
Copper
Alu
value scale
2. MARKET TRENDS
PRODUCT VALUE
•2.1 Globalization Product (User-related value)
•2.2 Product
customization
functions
structures (assemblies)
DESIGN
•3.1 Enterprise components
Networking
•3.3 Model-driven
management materials
 4. RECYCLING &
value scale
MANUFACTURING
RECYCLING
REVALUATION PROCESSES
2. MARKET TRENDS
value scale
•2.1 Mondialization RECYCLING REMANUFACTURING
STRUCTURE
•2.2 Product
customization
•3.1 Enterprise
Networking Disassemble Assemble
PART
•3.3 Model-driven Machining

management
 4. RECYCLING & Shredding Machining

MATERIAL
Smelting
PRODUCER - RECYCLER RELATIONSHIPS
2. MARKET TRENDS
•2.2 Product
customization Passed
Raw products
materials
Manufacturing
•3.1 Enterprise
Networking
Scrap
•3.2 Logistics & SCM Scrap
•3.3 Model-driven
management
Revaluation
 4. RECYCLING &
TYPE 1 : recycling within the manufacturing unit

2. MARKET TRENDS
•2.2 Product
customization
Manufacturer Recycler
•3.1 Enterprise Common
Networking
data
•3.3 Model-driven
management Distribution Collecting
 4. RECYCLING &
Consumer
TYPE 2 : Cooperative recycling
2. MARKET TRENDS
•2.2 Product Manufacturers
customization
Scrap
•3.1 Enterprise Products Recycler Manufacturers
Networking Used
•3.2 Logistics & SCM products
•3.3 Model-driven
management Consumers
 4. RECYCLING &
TYPE 3 : free commercial relationships

PROCESS QUALITY REQUIREMENTS
2. MARKET TRENDS
in Assembly...
•2.2 Product
customization Technical data
•3.1 Enterprise
Networking
Components Assembly Products
•3.3 Model-driven
management Stable input Stable output
Quality quality requirements
 4. RECYCLING &
INVERSE MANUFACTURING Process Quality
Control
PROCESS QUALITY REQUIREMENTS
2. MARKET TRENDS
vs Disassembly.
•2.2 Product
customization
On-line Often unknown
3. INDUSTRIAL RESPONSES diagnosis Technical data
•3.1 Enterprise
Networking
•3.2 Logistics & SCM Used Disassembly Components
•3.3 Model-driven products & materials
management
Variable input variable output
 4. RECYCLING &
INVERSE MANUFACTURING Quality quality requirements
Process Quality
Control
ADAPTIVE DISASSEMBLY PROCESS
2. MARKET TRENDS Used product quotation
& costing
•2.2 Product diagnosis
customization
Product
3. INDUSTRIAL RESPONSES database
•3.1 Enterprise disassemble
Networking Process
•3.2 Logistics & SCM database
•3.3 Model-driven diagnosis
management
 4. RECYCLING &
schredding
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INTRODUCTION TO PRODUCTICS

Sector I : Agriculture & Fishing

The Focal Company in its world-wide MARKET

Market globalization : full extension of the market

Product mass customization

Logistics & Supply Chain Management (see SCM

Model-driven management : a multi-level control

4. RECYCLING & INVERSE

1. WHAT IS PRODUCTICS? Mining Ultimate waste

DIRECT MANUFACTURING INVERSE MANUFACTURING

Price in € per ton

•3.3 Model-driven Machining

 4. RECYCLING & Shredding Machining

TYPE 1 : recycling within the manufacturing unit

TYPE 3 : free commercial relationships

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