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Introduction to manufacturing : an industrial engineering and management perspective / by Michel Baudin and Torbjørn H. Netland.

By: Baudin, Michel [author. ]Contributor(s): Netland, Torbjørn H [author. ]Material type: Text

TextPublisher: New York, NY : Routledge, c2023Edition: 1 editionDescription: xvii, 781 pages : color illustrations ; 28 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volume ISBN: 9780815363194 [paperback]Subject(s): Manufacturing industries | Human engineering | Production management | Manufacturing processes -- Automation

Contents:

Contents: Getting to know manufacturing -- 1 About manufacturing -- 2 Manufacturing strategy -- 3 Serving market demand -- Engineering the factory -- 4 Process design -- 5 Assembly -- 6 Automation -- 7 Layout -- Marketing information flow -- 8 IT and OT in manufacturing -- 9 Planning and control -- 10 Master data management -- Marketing materials flow -- 11 Internal logistics -- 12 External logistics -- 13 Warehouse management -- 14 Supply chain management -- Enhancing performance -- 15 Managing performance -- 16 Improving performance -- 17 Improving quality -- 18 Maintenance.

Summary: "This Introduction to Manufacturing focuses students on the issues that matter to practicing industrial engineers and managers. It offers a systems perspective on designing, managing, and improving manufacturing operations. On each topic, it covers the key issues, with pointers on where to dig deeper. Unlike the many textbooks on operations management, supply-chain management, and process technology, this book weaves together these threads as they interact in manufacturing. It has five parts: Getting to Know Manufacturing: Fundamental concepts of manufacturing as an economic activity, from manufacturing strategy to forecasting market demand. Engineering the Factory: Physical design of factories and processes, the necessary infrastructure and technology for manufacturing. Making Information Flow: The "central nervous system" that triggers and responds to events occurring in production. Making Materials Flow: The logistics of manufacturing, from materials handling inside the factory via warehousing to supply chain management. Enhancing Performance: Managing manufacturing performance and methods to maintain and improve it, both in times of normal operations and emergencies. Supported with rich illustrations and teaching aids, Introduction to Manufacturing is essential reading for industrial engineering and management students - of all ages and backgrounds - engaged in the vital task of making the things we all use."-- Provided by publisher

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Item type	Current location	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Subject Reference	College Annex Library Subject Reference	338.09 B32 2023 (Browse shelf)	Available		3UCBL000029571

Includes bibliographical references and index.

"This Introduction to Manufacturing focuses students on the issues that matter to practicing industrial engineers and managers. It offers a systems perspective on designing, managing, and improving manufacturing operations. On each topic, it covers the key issues, with pointers on where to dig deeper. Unlike the many textbooks on operations management, supply-chain management, and process technology, this book weaves together these threads as they interact in manufacturing. It has five parts: Getting to Know Manufacturing: Fundamental concepts of manufacturing as an economic activity, from manufacturing strategy to forecasting market demand. Engineering the Factory: Physical design of factories and processes, the necessary infrastructure and technology for manufacturing. Making Information Flow: The "central nervous system" that triggers and responds to events occurring in production. Making Materials Flow: The logistics of manufacturing, from materials handling inside the factory via warehousing to supply chain management. Enhancing Performance: Managing manufacturing performance and methods to maintain and improve it, both in times of normal operations and emergencies. Supported with rich illustrations and teaching aids, Introduction to Manufacturing is essential reading for industrial engineering and management students - of all ages and backgrounds - engaged in the vital task of making the things we all use."-- Provided by publisher