부산대학교 도서관

Since the framework conditions of manufacturing companies change dynamically, production control must react to this and be adaptive and dynamically designed. Our article addresses the need of industrial production management systems in the course of enhanced digitization. The aim is to examine the extent to which traditional systems for controlling and optimizing production systems have been supplemented by Industry 4.0 concepts. In the course of the scarcity of resources and the shortage of labor, the human factor is once again coming to the fore. Against this background, the interaction between users / humans and artificial intelligence applications will be the main focus. The result should give an indicator how this connection must be considered in the future and what should artificial intelligence do in the context of production control. The findings will be the basis for future considerations of a smart production management system, which can be used for decision support as well as for auto-control.