system reliability – Traceability, LCA & risk management

PROBLEMATIC

How to use of traceability data to improve performance, internal/external traceability?
How to reach an agile, robust and safe traceability system in multiple actor context?
How to integrate and use IoT for traceability?
How to use of traceability data to manage the process of authentification?

COMPETENCIES

Bayesian Network for diagnosis and prognosis of product defects and manufacturing system performance
Graph for validation of a traceability system based on properties identification
Multi-agent for prognosis of container delivery time-based on monitoring of container behaviour

APPLICATIONS

Identification of glass process parameters to reduce OEE quality
Validation of a traceability system for complex supply chain
Supply chain performance improvement based on smart container

PUBLICATIONS

T. M. L. Diallo, S. Henry, Y. Ouzrout. Effective use of food traceability in product recall. Advances in food traceability techniques and technologies, Eds. M. Espiñeira, F. Santaclara, R. Sykes, Elsevier, 2016

S. Wattanakul, S. Henry, L. Bentaha, N. Reeveerakul, Y. Ouzrout, Improving risk management by using smart containers for real-time traceability, 9th International Conference on Logistics and Transport (ICLT 2017). 1-4 November, 2017, Bangkok, Thailand.

D. Mishra, A. Sekhari, S. Henry, Y. Ouzrout. Data Model in PLM System to support Product Traceability: A use case implementation in Oxygen gas Supply Chain” IFIP international conference on PLM 9-12 July, Seville, Spain, 2017

T. M. L. Diallo, S. Henry, Y. Ouzrout. Bayesian Network Building for Diagnosis in Industrial Domain based on Expert Knowledge and Unitary Traceability Data. 15th IFAC Symposium on Information Control Problems in Manufacturing (INCOM’15), Ottawa, Canada, 11-13 May 2015 IFAC-PapersOnLine 48(3): 2411-2416. doi:10.1016/j.ifacol.2015.06.449

D. Mishra, A. Sekhari, S. Henry, Y. Ouzrout, “Traceability in product supply chain: A global model” 13th IFIP International Conference on Product Lifecycle Management, July 11-13, Columbia, SC, USA, 2016

Environemental & Risk management

PROBLEMATIC

How to identify and mitigate risks?
How to assess and improve the environmental impact of products and processes?

COMPETENCIES

Performance evaluation FOR a clear vision of your strength and weaknesses, and your paths for improvement
Eco conception FOR life cycle engineering
PLM FOR a holistic view

APPLICATIONS

Processes
Products

PUBLICATIONS

Aicha Sekhari, S.A. Hossain, A. Bouras, S. Santiteerakul. Sustainable Supply Chain Management from the Perspectives of Risk Management APMS2010, Competitive and Sustainable Manufacturing, Products and Services, Oct 2010, cernobio, Italy. 2010

Xi Yu, Aicha Sekhari, Antoine Nongaillard, Abdelaziz Bouras, Suiran Yu. A Sensitivity Analysis Approach to Identify Key Environmental Performance FactorsMathematical Problems in Engineering, Hindawi Publishing Corporation, 2014, Mathematical Problems in Engineering, vol. 2014,

Aurelie Charles, Matthieu Lauras, Anne-Marie Barthe, Frederick Benaben. Gathering, Structuring and Modeling Business Process Knowledge of the Response to a Nuclear Crisis: Towards a Simulation Platform for Better Coordination, PROVE São Paulo, Brazil. Springer, IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology, AICT-362, pp.486-493, 2011, Adaptation and Value Creating Collaborative Networks.

Qingyan Yang, Suiran Yu, Aicha Sekhari. A modular eco-design method for life cycle engineering based on redesign risk control international Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology, Springer Verlag, 2011, 56 (9-12), pp.1215-1233.〈10.1007/s00170-011-3246-1〉

Xi Yu, Aicha Sekhari, Antoine Nongaillard, Haiqing Zhang, Abdelaziz Bouras et al. A novel approach to assess the products' global environmental impacts by considering pollution transfer phenomena International Journal of Product Lifecycle Management, Inderscience, 2014, 7 (2-3), pp.114-136

Crisis management

PROBLEMATIC

What can you do to deal with uncertainties (incomplete or unreliable information regarding your environment, suppliers and customer, but also your own processes)
How to handle an unexpected event that threatens to harm organisations or specific processes
How companies react quickly to decrease the impact of the crisis so that normality can be restored over a short period of time

COMPETENCIES

Social, societal, and organisational aspects FOR for disaster-resilient organisations and societies
Business process modelling and reengineering FOR smooth and resilient workflows

APPLICATIONS

Development of tools and methods to improve communication and coordination of actors involved in the response process
Detection, response and mitigation of physical and/or cyber threats
Response to issues linked to supplier dependency, product defect, etc.
Preparedness and response to natural disasters

PUBLICATIONS

K. SAKSRISATHAPORN, A. BOURAS, N. REEVEERAKUL, A.CHARLES “Application of a Decision Model by Using an Integration of AHP and TOPSIS Approaches within Humanitarian Operation Life Cycle” International Journal of Information Technology and Decision Making 15 (4) 2016

A. CHARLES, M. LAURAS, L.N. VAN WASSENHOVE “A model to assess the agility of supply chains: building on humanitarian experience” International Journal of Physical Distribution and Logistics Management Vol. 40 No. 8/9, pp. 722-741, 2010

M. LAURAS, A. CHARLES and S. TRUPTIL, F. BENABEN, “Towards an interoperable IT platform for better coordination of crisis response” I-ESA 2012

M. LAURAS, F. BENABEN, S. TRUPTIL, CHARLES A., “Event-Cloud Platform to Support Decision- Making in Emergency Management “ Information Systems Frontiers, 17 (4), pp.857-869 2015