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Computer integrated manufacturing

Ronald P. Anjard

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The hope that profitability can be increased or maximized with automation has been the driving force for computer integrated manufacturing (CIM). The CIM concept is a combination of all production‐related activities to be completely integrated by means of computer‐supported systems. Provides an overview of the various objectives and uses of CIM in manufacturing industry.

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Key concepts: Computer-integrated manufacturing, Manufacturing engineering, Integrated Computer-Aided Manufacturing, Automation, Profitability index, Advanced manufacturing, Manufacturing, Computer-aided manufacturing