From July 10 to 13 will take place in Grenoble (France) the IFIP 19th International Conference on Product Lifecycle Management (PLM), a reference event that, since 2003, brings together researchers, developers and users of product lifecycle management and in which M&M Group will have, in this edition, a very active role.
In this sense, the Technology and RD team of the Cadiz company will participate in several activities within the programming of the event. On July 10, Lucía Recio, head of PLM and Industry 4.0 and researcher at the University of Seville (US), will present a model of her thesis “Design of a PLM environment for small and medium-sized companies in Industry 4.0 contexts” at the Doctoral Workshop.
On July 11, in the Sustainable Manufacturing session, Recio and Dr. Fernando Mas, CTO of M&M Group and researcher at the US, together with Dr. Amanda Martín Mariscal and Dr. Estela Peralta Álvarez, also researchers at the University of Seville, will present the paper “First approach to a theoretical framework for carbon footprint management in the aerospace manufacturing industry“.
On the same day, in the session Models for Manufacturing, Dr. Mas will present, together with Manuel Oliva (Airbus Spain), Dominique Ernadote (Airbus France), Rebeca Arista (Airbus France/US), Dr. Domingo Morales-Palma and Dr. Carpóforo Vallellano (both from the US), the paper “Evaluation of a commercial Model Lifecycle Management (MLM) tool to support Models for Manufacturing (MfM) methodology“.
Finally, on July 13, Dr. Mas will be in charge of coordinating the End-to-End PLM session, in which he will also present the paper “A process-oriented approach for shipbuilding industrial design using advanced PLM tools” together with Recio, Martín-Mariscal and Peralta.
Dr. Fernando Mas has also been appointed member of both the Steering Committee and the Scientific Committee of the event.
It should be noted that the objective of this international meeting, whose theme in the 2022 edition is “PLM in transition times: the place of humans and transformative technologies“, is to to integrate business approaches to the collaborative creation, management and dissemination of product and process data throughout the extended enterprises that create, manufacture and operate engineered products and systems. The conference aims at involving all stakeholders of the wide concept of PLM, hoping to shape the future of this field and advance the science and practice of enterprise development.
