Article ID: CBB209279442

Wie die Fertigung (zunächst) nicht in den Computer kam. Der schwierige Prozess der Umsetzung von CIM (How Manufacturing (Initially) Couldn‘t Be Computerized. The Long Process of Implementing CIM) (2023)

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Mitte der 1980er Jahre stieg Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM) in der Bundesrepublik zum vielverhandelten und verheißungsvollen Schlagwort der industriellen Fertigung auf. Trotz einiger Teilerfolge gelang die vollständige Vernetzung und Automatisierung der Produktion nicht und die anfängliche Euphorie ebbte bereits zehn Jahre später wieder ab. Statt sich der Frage des Scheiterns dieses Konzepts der computerintegrierten Produktion zu widmen, fokussiert der folgende Artikel auf die Schwierigkeiten bei der Einführung vernetzter Computersysteme und die Frage, warum die Automatisierung der Fertigung nicht vollständig gelang. (In the mid-1980s, Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM) became a widely-discussed and promising buzzword in industrial manufacturing in the Federal Republic of Germany. Despite some partial successes, complete net- working and automation of production did not succeed and the initial euphoria ebbed away only about ten years later. Instead of addressing the question of the failure of this concept of computer-integrated manufacturing, the following article aims to show how difficult the introduction of networked computer systems was and why this automation of manufacturing did not fully succeed.)

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Authors & Contributors
Petersen, Sonja
Acland, Charles R.
Cortada, James W.
Klein, Ursula
Krebs, Stefan
Russell, Andrew Lawrence
Journals
IEEE Annals of the History of Computing
Technikgeschichte: Beiträge zur Geschichte der Technik und Industrie
Technology and Culture
The Bridge: Journal of the National Academy of Engineering
History and Technology
Icon: Journal of the International Committee for the History of Technology
Publishers
Oxford University Press
The MIT Press
Waxmann
Concepts
Manufacturing
Automation
Technology and society
Computer networks
System failures (engineering)
Standards and standardization
People
Clarke, Arthur C.
Frayn, Michael
Tadashi, Yamashita
Time Periods
20th century
19th century
18th century
20th century, early
21st century
Places
Germany
United States
Great Britain
Austria
Canada
Institutions
International Network Working Group
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