Naturally Grouped Assembly Work and New Product Structures

Tomas Engström; Lars Medbo

Naturally Grouped Assembly Work and New Product Structures
Artikel i vetenskaplig tidskrift, 1993

The most socio-technically advanced assembly system designs inventible requires reformed/reconfigured information systems dealing with product data (which in turn defines the product architecture and product variation). In fact, no any such (real-life) plant or assembly system would work as anticipated otherwise. And this publication is to some extent describing some selected aspects of this (very) dilemma (changing information systems are usually not something considered than designing assembly systems) (thus are totally new plants – and in turn totally new information systems – most often the real practical change to create something unorthodox) (however, which scientist will gain such opportunities, this is really rare, i.e. the projection of the Volvo Uddevalla plant was thus an exception and the trust given by the industry – by Volvo Uddevalla project organisation – was appreciated by some of the authors).

long work cycle times

restructuring of information systems

materials feeding techniques

work organisation

manufacturing technology

autonomous workgroups

assembly work

work structuring

socio-technology

ergonomics

external transports

learning and training

alternatives to line assembly

Författare

Tomas Engström

Institutionen för transportteknik

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Lars Medbo

Institutionen för transportteknik

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International Journal of Technology Management

0267-5730 (ISSN) 1741-5276 (eISSN)

Vol. 7 4/5 302 - 313

Ämneskategorier

Övrig annan teknik

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Naturally Grouped Assembly Work and New Product Structures Artikel i vetenskaplig tidskrift, 1993