A dual-layer BOM change control model for efficiency improvement in ETO manufacturing

To address the frequent changes, dynamic evolution, and complex collaboration of BOM (Bill of Materials) under ETO (Engineer-to-Order) mode, this paper proposes a dual-layer BOM-based change control model. First, to enable model definition and change expression throughout the product lifecycle, a version control-based BOM model is defined by introducing material revision, material relationship links, and a multi-view mechanism, while also constructing a general BOM structure system. Then, to ensure traceability of product structural changes and cross-view consistency in the ETO mode, we design a dual-layer change traceability model. This model features vertical version chains and horizontal view collaboration traceability as its core components. Finally, an ETO-oriented BOM change operation model is constructed to standardize both in-view change operations and cross-view cooperative operations. This standardization enhances change control capability and lifecycle traceability efficiency of product structures in ETO manufacturing environments. The application of this model in a large equipment manufacturing enterprise shows that it significantly improves the change response efficiency and provides strong support for the digital transformation and supply chain collaboration of ETO enterprises.

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International Journal of Industrial Engineering Computations
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.5267/j.ijiec.2025.4.007
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Advanced Manufacturing and Logistics Optimization
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Abstract

To address the frequent changes, dynamic evolution, and complex collaboration of BOM (Bill of Materials) under ETO (Engineer-to-Order) mode, this paper proposes a dual-layer BOM-based change control model. First, to enable model definition and change expression throughout the product lifecycle, a version control-based BOM model is defined by introducing material revision, material relationship links, and a multi-view mechanism, while also constructing a general BOM structure system. Then, to ensure traceability of product structural changes and cross-view consistency in the ETO mode, we design a dual-layer change traceability model. This model features vertical version chains and horizontal view collaboration traceability as its core components. Finally, an ETO-oriented BOM change operation model is constructed to standardize both in-view change operations and cross-view cooperative operations. This standardization enhances change control capability and lifecycle traceability efficiency of product structures in ETO manufacturing environments. The application of this model in a large equipment manufacturing enterprise shows that it significantly improves the change response efficiency and provides strong support for the digital transformation and supply chain collaboration of ETO enterprises.

International Journal of Industrial Engineering ComputationsVol. 16(3)
Natural Science Foundation of Sichuan Province
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