08_CI4_IMAGINE_Mª José Núñez

Cerámica Innova 4: From research to market

Organizers:

MARIA JOSÉ NUÑEZ

IT Director

Lead of the Furniture Living Lab in IMAGINE Project

4th Technology-Business Networking Event

HABITAT, CONSTRUCTION, ARCHITECTURE & CERAMICS

Supporters:


Organizers:

MARIA JOSÉ NUÑEZ

IT Director




Supporters:

Funding programme: IP Project, co-funded by the European Union under the Virtual Factories and Enterprises theme (FoF-ICT-2011.7.3)

Budget: 11.397.399€ - % UE Co-funding: 7.991.000€

Length: START 01/09/2011 END 30/08/2014 (extension 4M)

Website of the project: http://www.imagine-futurefactory.eu

http://www.imagine-futurefactory.eu/




Organizers:

MARIA JOSÉ NUÑEZ

IT Director




Supporters:

IMAGINE Consortium: 3 leading IT industry corporations

2 specialized SMEs

7 leading IT Research organisations

5 Living Labs


Organizers:

MARIA JOSÉ NUÑEZ

IT Director




Supporters:

Background: Limited

point-to-point connections

between Business IT &

Factory Automation No global visibility

No timely reaction to

problems & changes

No easy entry points for

SMEs

From static & inflexible to dynamic on demand manufacturing networks

Network Management

Product Lifecycle

ITSupport


Organizers:

MARIA JOSÉ NUÑEZ

IT Director




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Objectives:• A novel management method for effective and cost-efficient DMN

management in the form of the IMAGINE Management and Monitoring

Framework

• Development, pre-commercial demonstration and experimentation, and

strong validation via a 5 Living Labs approach:

Aerospace and Defense domain (EADS)

Multi-site single factory context (Fraunhofer IPA)

Furniture Manufacturing domain (AIDIMA)

Car Manufacturing domain (FIAT)

Engineering domain (UoW/WMCCM)


Organizers:

MARIA JOSÉ NUÑEZ

IT Director




Supporters:

General Project Results: • Recommendations and Best Practices for Solution-oriented Networked

Manufacturing

• Contribution to Standards

• A program of Education, Training and Specialist Courses in networked

manufacturing, the Benefits and Risks of DMNs, the need for to open up

data and support visibility across the networked manufacturing enterprise

• Spreading Excellence by disseminating knowledge and research results,

and close collaboration with relevant EU projects

• Commercial Exploitation of the IMAGINE Framework that will help SMEs to

compete in the post financial crisis environment


Organizers:

MARIA JOSÉ NUÑEZ

IT Director




Supporters:

Problems detected in Furniture sector:

Multisite Furniture Cluster

Colaboratiive Production Networks

Specialization (optimisation)

Furniture Marketplace

Communications

Data Exchange

Innovation

Search Partners

Visibility (new business opportunities)

Unexpected Situations

Customer Oriented

Tracking & Monitoring

Productivity Improvement

Cost/Time reduction


Organizers:

MARIA JOSÉ NUÑEZ

IT Director




Supporters:

Advantages of the project for Furniture Domain: Facilitate interoperability between different Legacy Systems

A place to create synergies between the companies related to the

furniture sector

Reducing time spent on creating new products and catalogs, increasing

innovation

Helps decision making through simulations

Supply Chain optimization

Greater control and supervision of the production due to the dynamic

network monitoring

Enhanced capacity to react to unexpected situations

Increase in service quality to customers

Diseños Tapizados Muñoz


Organizers:

MARIA JOSÉ NUÑEZ

IT Director




Supporters:

Main Result for AIDIMA: Furniture Living Lab «Dynamic

Manufacturing in Furniture Sector on-demand supply and production networks”

Demonstrate and pilot the end-to-end management of a Dynamic

Manufacturing Network which is created ad-hoc on the basis of a

spontaneous business opportunity

Facilitate the process of searching for new suppliers, adding a simulation

process, automating much of the communication and data exchange which

would previously require human interaction. Ability to provide order tracking

and monitoring transparently to the user in real time


Organizers:

MARIA JOSÉ NUÑEZ

IT Director




Supporters:

Key issue: Precise Definition of Use Cases. Ex.: Potential DMN based in a

New Request

GdP (Company A)

Web Services

Adapters

IMAGINE

Blueprint

Repositorie

s

Web Services

GdP (Company B)

Web Services

CATe (Company N)

Web Services

Production requirements

Web ServicesReq. 1

Partn. 1

Partn. 2

Partn. 3

Partn. N

Req. 2

Partn. 1

Partn. 2

Partn. 3

Partn. N

Req. N

Partn. 1

Partn. 2

Partn. 3

Partn. N

Defining Production Requirements

Searching Partners

DMN Simulation for the best alternative


Organizers:

MARIA JOSÉ NUÑEZ

IT Director




Supporters:

Another example:

Order Tracking and Monitoring

GdP (Company A)

Web Services

Adapters

IMAGINE

Blueprint

Repositorie

s

Web Services

GdP (Company B)

Web Services

GdP (Company N)

Web Services

Customer Order Confirmation

Production Orders Generation

Exchanging Orders Tracking Information

Monitoring Processes


Organizers:

MARIA JOSÉ NUÑEZ

IT Director




Supporters:

Expected Impact:

Large Industries• Agile value chain streamlining

• New business models based

on sustainable value creation

• Economy of scope and scale

• Dynamically respond to global

competition

• Improved efficiency,

adaptability and collaboration

• Smart recourse management

within a supply network

SMEs• Collaborative entrepreneurial

innovation

• Favorable business

environment and access to

wider markets

• Boost competitiveness

• Joining of complementary skills

and capacities

• Brand building and reputation

management – better visibility

• Sharing of risks and recourses

Research• End-to-end management of

manufacturing networks

formulated for the product’s

lifecycle

• Sustainability concerns

integrated within next

generation enterprise

• Integrated information pipelines

across the supply networks

• Bi-directoral technology and

knowledge exchange

Trade Associations• More dynamic business ecosystems

in their industry of influence

• Better negotiation and consulting

power

IT Industry• Opening up new market opportunities for ICT products

and services

• ICT support for a more social and sustainable enterprise


Organizers:

MARIA JOSÉ NUÑEZ

IT Director




Supporters:

Get involved:

IMAGINE

partners

Special Interest Group #1IMAGINE Industry Community

Special Interest Group #2IMAGINE Scientific Community

General Stakeholders

IMAGINE Partners’ Supply Chain Collaborators

IMAGINE Collaborators Network (SMEs)Join the IMAGINE

Specific Interest Groups for collaboration during the different phases of the project


Organizers:

MARIA JOSÉ NUÑEZ

IT Director




Supporters:

http://www.imagine-futurefactory.eu [email protected]

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