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Joachim Gingele

 

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Dr Joachim Gingele

  • Job title: Lecturer in Manufacturing, School of Marine Science and Engineering (Faculty of Science and Technology)
  • Address: Room 018, Reynolds, Drake Circus,
    Plymouth, Devon, PL4 8AA
  • Postal address: Room 018, Reynolds, Drake Circus,
    Plymouth, Devon, PL4 8AA
  • Telephone: +441752586111
  • Facsimile: +44 (0)1752 586101
  • Email: joachim.gingele@plymouth.ac.uk


Qualifications & background
PhD, BEng (Hons), Dipl-Ing (FH) 

Professional membership
VDI-Mitglied 


Teaching interests
Introduction to Manufacturing Processes
Rapid Prototyping Technologies
Lean Manufacturing and Lean Production Systems 


Research interests
Lean Manufacturing and Lean Production Systems
Business Process Modelling 


Books
Gingele, J.  (2001)  IDEF 9000 - A standard for modelling operating business processes with links to ISO 9001.  Plymouth:  University of Plymouth, Department of Mechanical and Marine Engineering in association with Manufacturing and Business Systems research group (MABS) 
Conference Papers
Gingele, J., Miles, ME. & Childe, SJ.  'IDEF9000 - A modelling technique for redesigning business processes controlled by ISO 9001' in Tatsiopoulos IP,Leopoulos VN (ed.)  The 6th SMESME International Conference – Stimulating Manufacturing Excellence in Small and Medium Enterprises.  Hellenic Management Association & National Technical University of Athens, Athens, Greece  01/06/2003 - 02/06/2003  pp 221 - 232
Gingele, J., Miles, ME. & Childe, SJ.  'Redesigning operating business processes whilst maintaining ISO 9001 certification' International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Production Management (IEPM 2003).  FUCaM and University of Porto, Porto, Portugal  26/05/2003 - 28/05/2003  pp 558 - 570
Gingele, J. & Childe, SJ.  'A business process view of the design of quality systems – specification of a tool' 43rd Annual Conference of the Operational Research Society (OR 43).  The University of Bath, Bath, United Kingdom  04/09/2001 - 06/09/2001 
Gingele, J.  'Continuous improvement vs. radical change' World Class Manufacturing - Lessons from Europe.  Unit for Productivity Growth and Development Port Elizabeth Technikon, Port Elizabeth, South Africa  11/04/1996 - 12/04/1996 
Gingele, J.  'Statistical Engineering' World Class Manufacturing - Lessons from Europe.  Unit for Productivity Growth and Development Port Elizabeth Technikon, Port Elizabeth, South Africa  11/04/1996 - 12/04/1996 
Gingele, J.  'Taking action after Self-Assessment Exercise' World Class Manufacturing - Lessons from Europe.  Unit for Productivity Growth and Development Port Elizabeth Technikon, Port Elizabeth, South Africa  11/04/1996 - 12/04/1996 
125883303033thesis-dissertationModelling business processes with links to ISO 9001. This work in the domain of quality management and business process design looks at how the requirements of the ISO 9001 standard for quality management systems are designed and implemented in business. It is the aim of the research reported in this thesis to support manufacturing companies when modelling a Fulfil Order Process by identifying the links to the ISO 9001 quality standard and highlighting potential impact from any changes in the process or the standard during a redesign project. It does so by presenting a modelling technique, named IDEF9000, which will enable companies to take a systemic perspective of a Fulfil Order Process identifying all relevant links to ISO 9001.A research strategy based around the experiences of companies when designing business processes with links to ISO 9001 was adopted. In-depth case studies carried out by the author showed that simply documenting what an organisation does to satisfy the various elements of ISO 9001 is still one of the most common approaches adopted. This results in a process-oriented character only at the documentation stage. It is the result of limited guidance on how to integrate the requirements of ISO 9001 in business processes. The work proceeded by exploring the domains of business processes, the use of systems thinking to explain business processes and the relevance of ISO 9001 requirements from a process-based viewpoint. A set of criteria was developed to identify activities, information and other flows controlled by ISO 9001 to design a Fulfil Order Process in a manufacturing company. This provided the context for the development of the modelling technique IDEF9000, which is an enhanced version of IDEF0, and its validation by review and by use in two manufacturing companies.The originality of this work lies in the identification and emphasis by the author of the need to take a systemic view of business processes when designing or redesigning a process-based ISO 9001 quality management system. Also, criteria for a technique to address the modelling of a Fulfil Order Process were identified. Furthermore this contribution to knowledge includes the identification of links between ISO 9001 requirements and a holistic Fulfil Order Process. This led to the development of further criteria for modelling such a business process showing the links to ISO 9001. IDEF9000 represents an improved modelling approach that fulfils the identified criteria and permits the systemic design or redesign of a Fulfil Order Process while establishing the links controlled by the ISO 9001 quality standard.Gingele, J.  in Summerscales J,Childe SJ,Miles ME (ed.)  (2001) FalsemanualTrue
Journals
Articles
Gingele, J., Childe, SJ. & Miles, ME.  (2003)  'Incorporating links to ISO 9001 into manufacturing process models using IDEF9000' INT J PROD RES  41  (13),  pp 3091 - 3118 , DOI: 10.1080/0020754031000101312
Gingele, J., Childe, SJ. & Miles, ME.  (2002)  'A modelling technique for re-engineering business processes controlled by ISO 9001' COMPUT IND  49  (3),  pp 235 - 251