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Product Lifecycle Management Approach for Sustainability

Name: Product Lifecycle Management Approach for Sustainability
Keywords: Sustainable Engineering and Manufacturing, Sustainability, Product Lifecycle Management

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Conference object 01 Jan 2009 United Kingdom, Italy English Publisher:Cranfield University Press

Authors: DUQUE CICERI, NATALIA; GARETTI, MARCO; TERZI, SERGIO;

handle: 11311/564047

Product Lifecycle Management Approach for Sustainability

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Organised by: Cranfield University Starting from the framework of Product Lifecycle Management (PLM), sustainability should be provided by continuous sharing of information among the different product lifecycle phases. A PLM system provides lifecycle knowledge generated by PLM systems through product lifecycle activities. The paper aims at presenting how PLM systems represent a very important foundation for achieving a more sustainable paradigm for life, a more sustainable development, engineering, manufacturing, use and disposal of products. Mori Seiki – The Machine Tool Company

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Sustainable Engineering and Manufacturing, Sustainability, Product Lifecycle Management

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