
Published by McGraw-Hill
This text investigates how the integration of computer-based systems into manufacturing environments can be leveraged to optimize production output and efficiency. The editors of American Machinist utilize their extensive industry expertise to provide a technical framework for understanding the transition from traditional mechanical processes to computer-aided manufacturing. The book argues that a comprehensive grasp of these digital tools is necessary for maintaining competitive advantage in modern industrial settings.
What You Will Find
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Experts recognize this work as a foundational reference for understanding the early adoption of computer technology in industrial manufacturing. Readers frequently note the technical focus of the prose, which serves as a practical guide for managers and engineers navigating the shift toward automated production systems.
Page Count:
292
Publication Date:
1983-01-01
Publisher:
McGraw-Hill Inc.,US
ISBN-10:
0070015481
ISBN-13:
9780070015487
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