A contribution to a production network (PN) theory

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In Production Networks' planning and control innovative concepts and solutions may result from exploiting network properties and simultaneous application of selected models. Model systems may generate very efficient solution procedures for PN planning and control as proven by several examples. Such Model systems may be interpreted as part of a theory conjecture for PN, based on a topological core. All models appear as embedded structures of network units and connections, carrying fold/unfold properties of graphs and systems. Interoperability requirements induce standardisations for the models. The theory approach proposed intends helping to explain network phenomena and provide solution approaches for PN problems.

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Kuehnle, H. (2006). A contribution to a production network (PN) theory. IFIP International Federation for Information Processing, 224, 45–54. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-38269-2_5

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