Life Cycle of the Cooperation Networks Environment: A Case Study of a Construction Company’s Project of an Automotive Motor Firm
作者： Fábio Müller Guerrini , Juliano Borges de Freitas
DOI: 10.1007/978-0-387-84837-2_15
关键词: Information flow (information theory) 、 Business process 、 Enterprise life cycle 、 Operations management 、 Process management 、 Virtual organization 、 Corporate group 、 Organizational model 、 Engineering 、 Automotive industry 、 Manufacturing
摘要: A cooperation enterprises network is defined as a group of companies which interact among themselves to exchange competences, therefore, series necessities from companies, would be important in manufacturing company, and also the network. Through organizational modeling, manager has greater view quicker understanding allows integration company’s components. An industrial construction project (in this case an automotive motor firm) characterized by inter-organizational relationship between analytical approach based on life cycle virtual organization ( form network) adequate identify model functions, once several resources competences must guided information flow.
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