Modern Manufacturing Industry Information Construction Practice

Author: Xi Dan
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Publish Date: 2005-11-01
Features: This book is a theoretical monograph focused on the information construction of the manufacturing industry. Set against the backdrop of the national manufacturing informatization project, it takes the informatization practices of manufacturing enterprises in Wuhan as typical cases. Combined with extensive data and charts, the book analyzes the implementation status and characteristics of informatization across enterprises of different scales in the region, uncovering the patterns, key points, and challenges of informatization implementation for businesses of varying sizes. It also summarizes industry informatization needs and proposes strategies for building informatization in industry enterprises.
Set against the backdrop of the national manufacturing informatization project, the book takes the informatization practices of manufacturing enterprises in Wuhan as typical cases, combined with extensive data and charts, analyzes the implementation status and characteristics of informatization across enterprises of different scales in the region, uncovering the patterns, key points, and challenges of informatization implementation for businesses of varying sizes; at the same time, starting from five industries with advantages—steel, tobacco, optoelectronics, machinery, and automotive parts—the book analyzes industry characteristics, summarizes industry informatization needs, and proposes strategies for building informatization in industry enterprises.
This book can serve as a reference for manufacturing enterprises in informatization planning, selection, and implementation, as well as for software suppliers, consultants, and government informatization administrators in the field of informatization.