tailieunhanh - Supply Chain Management New Perspectives Part 16

Tham khảo tài liệu 'supply chain management new perspectives part 16', kỹ thuật - công nghệ, cơ khí - chế tạo máy phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | Intelligent Value Chain Networks Business Intelligence and Other ICT Tools and Technologies in Supply Demand Chains 587 management systems manufacturing execution systems automated quality control systems and supply chain event management systems and many others. They are shortly described bellow in alphabetical order. Automated quality control systems Automatic quality monitoring and inspection devices observe the quality of in-process work pieces in automated manufacturing systems and are essential for effective production. They are used to determine the acceptance or rejection of a work piece or a specific production lot before work pieces are advanced to the next process. They are also used to monitor the calibration of fixtures and the conditions of cutting tools and can be integrated into a feedback control system to directly influence the manufacturing processes. Automatic identification technologies AIT Is a set of technologies and devices that capture aggregate and transfer data to information systems. Using automatic identification technologies significant reduction of administrative and logistics costs is possible. Because of error eliminations the data accuracy is increased and transmission of data is speedier. Auto- identification technology also increases efficiency through reduction in labor costs increases inventory accuracy makes turnaround for delivery of products faster and eliminates the need for physical inventorying of products. 1. Bar-coding technology Is one of the most commonly used methods of electronic autoidentification. It is a low-risk technology consisting of systems or products that are used in conjunction with many of the other technology systems to produce or use either linear or two-dimensional bar codes. 2. Radio frequency RF technologies RFID Radio Frequency IDentification has only recently been introduced to the consumer goods supply chain. It requires the creation and adoption of industry-wide standards integration with .