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Title: Computer Integrated Manufacturing


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Computer Integrated Manufacturing
2
Introduction
  • Lack of production efficiency
  • Implementation of JIT
  • Looking into implementing CIM

3
What is CIM?? CIM is the integration of the
total manufacturing enterprise through the use of
integrated systems and data communications
coupled with new managerial philosophies that
improve organizational and personnel efficiency
(CASA/SME 1990)
4
  • CIM CAD CAM MIS
  • Computer Aided Design (CAD) Design of
    products through the use of computer software.
  • Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM) Use of
    computers to plan, manage and control operations
    of a manufacturing plant.
  • Management Information System (MIS) Monitoring
    performance, maintaining coordination, provides
    background information about operations, used by
    employees and management.

5
  • Advantages of CIM
  • Higher quality output computer aided quality
    control
  • Lower cost of production computers more
    efficient and less raw material waste
  • Greater flexibility CAD and CAM integration

6
  • Advantages of CIM
  • Competitive world wide
  • Translates into higher earnings for the company
  • Improved customer service
  • Quicker time-to market with new products

7
  • Disadvantages of CIM
  • Enormous cost and time consumption associated
    with research/planning
  • Implementation costs are huge hardware,
    software and assembly line equipment
  • Training of employees
  • Employee job security fears

8
  • Implementation of CIM
  • Integrate Information Systems with all FAGs
  • Automate Engineering with CAD. Automate
    Manufacturing with CAM. Connect the two.
  • Sales, purchasing, shipping and receiving,
    manufacturing all sharing the same information
    through MIS

9
  • Risks Involved With CIM
  • Too much money spent on research BUT not enough
    available for implementation
  • Employee inertia (resistance to change)
  • Risk of costly downtime if implementation fails

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  • Conclusion
  • Do the benefits outweigh the costs?
  • Are we able to implement CIM?
  • Are we ready to take on this challenge?
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