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Distributed Information & Automation Laboratory |
Working with IndustryDIAL works with leading international companies in areas ranging from RFID technology development to through-life product information management. Interaction with industry takes a variety of forms including long-term research collaborations, commissioned research, consultancy and executive education. Strategies for Asset Information Management (SAIM)Strategies for Asset Information Management is a 2-year IMRC (Innovative Manufacturing Research Centre) funded research project. It aims to develop and test new strategies for managing information associated with complex engineering assets. In particular, we aim to examine and demonstrate the impact of key emerging technologies such as Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) on the effectiveness with which these assets are managed throughout their lifecycle – particularly during the usage and retirement phases.
The key objectives can be summarised as follows:
Project timelineNovember 2007 – April 2010 Researchers involvedAjith Kumar Parlikad, Duncan McFarlane, Mohamed Zied Ouertani, Raj Srinivasan, Tarik Driouichi Industrial partnersIBM, ExxonMobil, EA Technology, TWPL, DSTL, Marshal Aerospace, Marshal Solution, BAE Systems, SAP, BT, Delivery Management, Metronet, Eye For Solution, ENWLTD, SITA, IATA, Rail care Ltd, GSK, London Underground, National Grid Specific activities involving DIAL researchers at CambridgeThe activities required to achieve the project aims will be carried out in three interconnected work packages: WP 1: Asset information strategies: This work package aims to develop strategies for information management (capture, storage, and retrieval) throughout an asset’s lifecycle WP 2: Value of information in asset management: This work package aims to identify and develop a set of tools for quantifying the impact of improved asset information management strategies WP 3: Demonstrator: This work packages aims to develop a lab environment to facilitate testing and demonstration of research outcomes of the first two work packages Key results
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