
Enterprise Systems Engineering
About the Centre
The research carried out at the Centre for Enterprise Systems Engineering (CESE) has a direct impact on industrial transformation, developing sustainable, resilient, and human-centred solutions to address the challenges of the digital and green transitions. Through a co-creation and development approach with scientific and industrial partners, CESE contributes to improve organisational capabilities and driving systemic innovation in complex industrial contexts.
As a multidisciplinary research centre, CESE bridges science and practice in the field of Systems Engineering, focusing on value creation within industrial ecosystems. This mission is structured around five research lines that define CESE scientific and technological expertise: Manufacturing Systems Design and Management, Supply Chain and Collaborative Networks Management, Architectures and Industrial Information Systems, Technology Management in Industry, Transportation and Logistics.
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Selected Publications
Cooperative planning in dynamic supply chains
Azevedo, AL;Toscano, C;Sousa, JP;
2005
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF COMPUTER INTEGRATED MANUFACTURING
Multi-perspective challenges on collaborative networks business environments
Chituc, CM;Azevedo, AL;
2005
Collaborative Networks and Their Breeding Environments
A multi-criteria Decision Support System for the formation of collaborative networks of enterprises
Crispim, JA;Sousa, JP;
2005
Collaborative Networks and Their Breeding Environments
A new input-output control order release mechanism: How workload control improves manufacturing operations in a job shop
Moreira, MR;Alves, R;
2005
Modelling and Simulation 2005
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Supervised Theses
Design, planning and evaluation of two-tier distribution systems in the context of City Logistics
Bruno Miguel Craveiro de Oliveira
D - 2019
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A system for evaluating and supporting decision-making on sustainable mobility in emerging cities
Juan Camilo Medina Arguello
D - 2019
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Adaptation of transnational short-term residents: understanding the factors influencing residential location choice and travel behavior
Mayara Moraes Monteiro
D - 2019
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A decision support system for designing urban multimodal mobility and accessibility policies in a socio-technical transition context
Sérgio Pedro de Matos Duarte
D - 2019
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