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Title: Manufacturing Computer Aided Manufacturing System CAM


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Manufacturing Computer Aided Manufacturing
System (CAM)
  • Natalie
  • Vicky
  • Tina
  • Joe
  • Amit

2
Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM)
  • The use of computer systems to plan, manage and
    control the operations of a manufacturing plant.
  • Either direct or indirect computer interface with
    the plants production resources
  • The application of information technology to the
    control and management of manufacturing processes

3
Scope
  • CAM includes, but is not limited to
  • Standards, design and implementation of CAM
  • Integration of Computer Aided Design (CAD) CAM
  • Robotics and assembly
  • Flexible manufacturing System
  • Parts transportation, handling and identification
  • Inspection, testing and measurements
  • Economic and social implications

4
Disadvantages ?
  • The creation and implementation is a major
    challenge to IS executives.
  • Very costly to implement
  • Extensive training
  • Keeping up with constant evolving technology
  • Loss of jobs
  • CAM involves changing the culture of the
    organization
  • Maintenance is costly and an ongoing concern

5
Advantages ?
  • Lowers production cost over long term
  • Potentially lowers labour cost
  • Better control over the production line
  • How much can we produce
  • How much material is being used
  • Rapid response to changing demands
  • Improves the quality of products
  • Peace of mind that our products leave the factory
    perfected and tested to meet requirements.
  • Reduce work related injuries
  • Less personnel to worry about

6
Proposal
  • Integrate CAM into the manufacturing process to
  • Automate our manufacturing process
  • Increase control over quality of finished
    products
  • Reduces production time

7
VERDICT
  • SHOULD WE IMPLEMENT

YES
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Reasoning
  • Long term benefits outweigh costs
  • We have to adapt to a competitive market
  • By implementing CAM we will maintain high
    standards of production at efficient cost
  • Supply good response to an ever changing market
    and demands from customers
  • Some risks involve social, cultural and
    technological changes in the organization

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