Product quality in an inclusive manufacturing system: some considerations
Vedpal Arya (),
S. G. Deshmukh () and
Naresh Bhatnagar ()
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Vedpal Arya: Indian Institute of Technology Delhi
S. G. Deshmukh: Indian Institute of Technology Delhi
Naresh Bhatnagar: Indian Institute of Technology Delhi
Journal of Intelligent Manufacturing, 2019, vol. 30, issue 8, No 6, 2884 pages
Abstract:
Abstract In our technology-intensive world, manufacturing is transforming rapidly and is now driven by personalized demand. To deal with the modern manufacturing challenges, one requires an inclusive approach and therefore, a new paradigm has evolved shifting the manufacturing closer to the customer. This paper highlights the need for inclusive manufacturing along with its important aspects of automation, workforce diversity, and environment-friendly manufacturing operations. Variables pertaining to an inclusive manufacturing system were identified from the literature and were shortlisted based on the opinion of domain specialists. The causal relations among the variables are modeled using Bayesian network. The overall focus of the study lies in evaluating the impact of identified variables affecting product quality through the lens of an inclusive manufacturing system. Cascading effect of variables and the sensitivity analysis further build this study to conclude important observations and managerial insights.
Keywords: Automation; Workforce diversity; Quality; Inclusive manufacturing; Good manufacturing practices (GMP); Bayesian belief network (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2019
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