A model for the social manufacturing paradigm

Salimi Zaviyeh, Seyyed Ghasem; Shams, Saeide

A model for the social manufacturing paradigm

Document Type : Research Paper

Authors

seyyed ghasem salimi zaviyeh ¹

saeide shams ²

¹ student Industrial Management, Faculty of Management and Accounting, Allameh Tabataba&#039;i University,Tehran,Iran

² M.A Student, Management, Accounting and Economics Faculty, Yazd University, Yazd, Iran

Abstract

The change of production organization and operating structure to a decentralized and social structure has always been considered. Under the growing process of personalization and socialization, social manufacturing is an emerging technical and commercial approach to the mass personalization paradigm that allows consumers to build personalized products and personal services with their partners by integrating inter-enterprise manufacturing process. This article reviews the literature and discusses the social manufacturing paradigm, and presents a suitable model for it. In this study, we will compare social manufacturing and other manufacturing paradigms, and additionally, its features and paradigm logic will be discussed. Based on a comprehensive review of the literature, this article clarifies the key concepts, and develops a strategic perspective of social manufacturing paradigm.

Keywords

Social manufacturing model

social manufacturing paradigm

social manufacturing feature

social manufacturing logic

open design

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