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Chapter 36
Handbook of Research on Green ICT: Technology, Business and Social Perspectives
IEC Common information model.
Published in Chapter:
Smart Software Applications for a Low Carbon Economy
Aditya Bates (m-Objects Pty Ltd, Australia)
Copyright: © 2011 |Pages: 7
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-61692-834-6.ch036
Abstract
There are changes underway in the world energy and power systems because of climate change, which will result in smart and intelligent infrastructure for the new energy management and power system. Smart grid software will play an important part in making this new infrastructure intelligent. This chapter investigates software applications that have a potential to be developed for a new low carbon economy. In addition, this paper explains what the standard bodies and user groups driving the development of these new smart software applications. The chapter will also discuss the control points where software can be added to smart grid infrastructure for a low carbon economy.
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Chapter 29
Collaborative Alliance for the Implementation of Computer Integrated Manufacturing in Small and Medium Enterprises
CIM is complex, multi-layered system design for the purpose of minimizing waste and creating wealth in the broadest sense. The ultimate aim of CIM is to produce the correct number of parts of acceptable quality at the right time. If CIM systems are fully integrated, the manufacturer can respond rapidly to changes in product design, demand, or mix.
Published in Chapter: Collaborative Alliance for the Implementation of Computer Integrated Manufacturing in Small and Medium Enterprises; From: Encyclopedia of Networked and Virtual Organizations
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Chapter 329
Integrating Natural Language Requirements Models with MDA
MDA computation independent model that describes the business model of the organization. This model is independent of how the system is implemented.
Published in Chapter: Integrating Natural Language Requirements Models with MDA; From: Encyclopedia of Information Science and Technology, Second Edition
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