AutomationML for user requirements fulfilment related to engineering process efficiency

IECON 2014 - 40th Annual Conference of the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society Pub Date : 2014-10-01 DOI:10.1109/IECON.2014.7049244

Nicole Schmidt, A. Lüder, H. Steininger, S. Biffl

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The demand for decreasing time to market poses as major challenge to shorten the engineering process of technical systems. Considering the engineering process from the initial mission to build a technical system through to the final system commissioning, engineering has become increasingly expensive in terms of time and money. The improvement of individual tools and improved interoperability of tools are two common approaches used to help meet this demand. This paper contributes to answering the question of which approach seems to be more advantageous by reporting the results from a questionnaire-based survey. The questionnaire was distributed to experts from a wide range of disciplines with different backgrounds in automation engineering. The experts were asked about the importance of different tool functionalities regarding engineering process phases and activities and by when they expect these functions to be implemented in tools. This paper analyzes the results of the questionnaire focusing on the entire engineering process of technical systems.

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自动化用于实现与工程过程效率相关的用户需求

缩短产品上市时间的需求对缩短技术系统的工程过程提出了重大挑战。考虑到从最初的任务构建技术系统到最终系统调试的工程过程，工程在时间和金钱方面变得越来越昂贵。改进单个工具和改进工具的互操作性是帮助满足这一需求的两种常用方法。本文有助于回答哪种方法似乎更有利的问题，报告了基于问卷的调查结果。问卷被分发给来自自动化工程领域不同学科背景的专家。专家们被问及关于工程过程阶段和活动的不同工具功能的重要性，以及他们期望何时在工具中实现这些功能。本文以技术系统的整个工程过程为研究对象，对问卷调查结果进行了分析。

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