Visualize, Analyze, Optimize: Why Every Engineer Needs Schematic Models
Published in Electrical & Electronic Engineering
Focused on the conceptualization and analysis of schematic models, the text covers an area of knowledge that is central to production and industrial engineering, but also widely used in other engineering disciplines. The book presents an updated version of a representative set of schematic models, making it an invaluable resource for engineers in the field.
With the growing automation of production and the introduction of robotics and the "internet of machines", the use of schematic models is more important than ever in achieving quality and safety in production projects, whether in manufacturing, industrial processes, or services. The book demonstrates how schematic models of methods are essential tools for the study and analysis of current business or production processes, as well as for the implementation of new systems and their maintenance.
Prof. Dr.–Ing. Ricardo Seidl da Fonseca is International Senior Researcher and Adviser on strategic decision-making. He is member of the Austrian Senior Experts Pool - ASEP, based in Vienna, Austria. He acted as University Professor at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Production Engineering Department (COPPE/ UFRJ). He is Former Senior Officer at the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO), where he acted as Unit Chief of the Business, Investment, and Technology Branch. He held a position of Visiting Scholar at the George Washington University’s Institute for International Science and Technology Policy. He acted as Doctorant and Researcher at the Technical University of Munich, Institute for Machine-Tools and Business Science, Germany. He is a senior specialist in industrial engineering; work study and methods; science, technology and innovation policy; project finance; public–private partnerships; and foresight.
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