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Collaborative control theory for e-Work, e-Production, and e-Service
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Recent developments in collaborative control theory and e-Work influence the emergence of e-Production and e-Service. The influence includes impacts of e-Work on enterprises, and proliferation of applications of robotics and agents' services. Our concern is the effective design and implementation of such e-systems. The purpose of this article is to review design principles and collaborative control theory guiding these new developments. The '' four wheels '' of e-Work, their 15 e-dimensions and their role in e-Production and e-Service are explained and illustrated. Network models and their bio-inspired redesign counterparts are explained with implications to the future of production and service systems. (c) 2007 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Keywords:
bio-inspired control
collaborative control
collaborative networked organizations
e-Work design principles
networked enterprise
task administration protocols
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