Figure 2
A table shows L I S I values between product-data systems, with rows and columns listing each system.The table is organized with system names listed in the leftmost column and corresponding system names repeated as column headers across the top. The column headers from left to right are: “Requirements”, “C A D”, “C A E Electric”, “C A E Mechanical”, “3 D Drawing D B”, “P D M”, “E R P”, “V F”, “S C M T”, “P S T”, “Testing”, “Work Hours”, “Disturbance”, and “Traceability”. The row labels from top to bottom are: “C A D”, “C A E Electric Design”, “C A E Mechanical Design”, “3 D Drawing Database”, “Product Data Management”, “Enterprise Resource Planning”, “Visual Factory”, “Manual Prototype Assembly”, “Supply Chain Management Tool”, “Planning and Scheduling Tool”, “Testing Database”, “Work Hours Database”, “Disturbances Database”, and “Traceability Database”. Most cells are blank, indicating no L I S I interaction value recorded. Colored cells contain numerical values. Across the table, all populated cells display either a “0” or a “1”. Values of “0” appear in orange cells, and values of “1” appear in yellow cells. The specific values shown are as follows: In the “C A D” row, under the “Requirements” column, the cell shows “0”. In the “C A E Electric Design” row, under the “Requirements” column, the cell shows “0”. In the “C A E Mechanical Design” row, under the “Requirements” column, the cell shows “0”. In the “3 D Drawing Database” row, under the “C A D” column, the value is “1”. In the “Product Data Management” row, values “0” appear under “C A E Electric”, “C A E Mechanical”, and “3 D Drawing D B”. In the “Enterprise Resource Planning” row, a “0” appears under “P D M”, and a “1” appears under “S C M T”. In the “Visual Factory” row, a “1” appears under “S C M T”. In the “Manual Prototype Assembly” row, a “0” appears under “P S T”, a “0” appears under “E R P”, and a “1” appears under “V F”. In the “Supply Chain Management Tool” row, a “1” appears under “P D M”, a “1” appears under “P S T”, and “1” appears under “Work Hours”, “Disturbance”, and “Traceability”. In the “Planning and Scheduling Tool” row, a “1” appears under “S C M T”. In the “Testing Database” row, a “0” appears under “P D M”. In the “Traceability Database” row, a “1” appears under “S C M T”, and a “0” appears under “Testing”. All other cells remain empty.

A summarizing table that illustrates the LISI values between the different systems in the product data infrastructure. Source(s): (Authors own work)

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