Reference Architecture for CIM the Bi-Level Architecture for Efficient Manufacturing BLAEM

The combination of innovative advance and fluctuating client needs are paving the way to continuous changes in manufacturing environments. As a result, mechanical enterprises aim for honing their processes by means Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM). Their holy grail is connecting shop floor systems high business layer systems. Based on our previous literature review CIM architectures available literature, we have identified six major aspects detected limitations existing appeals. We attempted get better these fall backs be as exhaustive cover all 6 through BLAEM Architecture (Bi-Level efficient Manufacturing). Through this paper, will presenting an execution real case study.