Computer Integrated Manufacturing: From Concepts to Realisation by Roger Hannam

Computer Integrated Manufacturing: From Concepts to Realisation by Roger Hannam

Publisher: Prentice Hall | June 1, 1997 | ISBN: 0201175460 | Pages: 272 | DJVU | 2.8 MB

Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM) is widely recognised as a key competitive strategy for industries moving into the next millennium and this timely book pulls together its many facets in a single comprehensive text. Designed to integrate a company's business, engineering, manufacturing and management functions, CIM enables staff to operate more quickly and effectively by organising the essential data and information that they work with. The author draws on his extensive academic and industrial experience to produce an accessible introduction to the subject. Computer Integrated Manufacturing: From Concepts to Realisation is an approachable and essential text for mechanical, manufacturing and industrial engineering undergraduates, and a valuable resource for graduate students and professionals.

Key Features

* provides a comprehensive coverage of all the important topics in CIM

* demonstrates how CIM may be implemented

* modeled and data and information structured through databases

* covers data communications and networks

* includes case studies to illustrate the effective implementation of integration and practice

* includes an extensive bibliography and glossary of terms

* provides a wide ranging coverage of the developing scene and state of the art

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