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COMPUTERS IN INDUSTRY
Volume 140, Issue -, Pages -Publisher
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DOI: 10.1016/j.compind.2022.103688
Keywords
Internet of Things; Product lifecycle management; Digital thread; Cyber-physical system; Enterprise information system
Funding
- ANRT under the ID CIFRE [2019-0102]
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Since its emergence, PLM has played a crucial role in product development and production engineering, while IoT is rapidly emerging. However, the interaction between PLM and IoT is still limited. This research aims to bridge the gap and proposes a framework for integrating PLM and IoT in the manufacturing industry.
Since its emergence a few decades ago, Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) has mainly shaped product development and production engineering and helped achieve a tremendous quickening in processes and operations. On the other hand, Internet of Things (IoT) is currently in very strong emergence and people's interest in it is increasingly growing. Surprisingly, interaction between IoT and PLM systems are very scarce to this day. Industrialists have enabled a few connections when and where return on investment was high and certain. However, nowadays, the struggle for systems integration remains as the culture difference between PLM's engineering background and IoT's computer science background remains. This research work aims to bridge the gap by making explicit all previous research on PLM and IoT through a systematic literature review that explicits IoT's evolving perimeter over the latest decade. It also tackles literature's approach between the PLM & IoT information systems and humans. It finally proposes and discusses a framework supporting the integration of PLM and IoT in manufacturing industry.(c) 2022 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
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