11th Global Congress on Manufacturing and Management GCMM 2012

Dear Colleagues

This is a gentle reminder that the final date for submission of abstracts to the

11th Global Congress on Manufacturing and Management GCMM 2012

has been extended to 31 March 2012.

You are cordially invited to submit a paper and be a part of this event.

With a population of only about four million, and almost the size of UK or Japan, New Zealand is a destination for tranquillity. The pristine beaches, green forests and clean environment offer rejuvenation and relaxation as well as plenty of opportunities for adventurers. The maritime temperate climate is another added attraction for tourism round the year and with all the local attractions of Auckland city close by, the AUT city campus is a perfect venue for GCMM 2012.

Apart from opportunities to present your research in key aspects of Manufacturing and Management to distinguished specialists from around the world, selected papers will also get published in the following journals:

* The Journal of Achievements in Materials and Manufacturing Engineering.
* Asian International Journal Science and Technology in Production and Manufacturing Engineering.
 

Key dates:

January 20 2012 First call for papers

March 01 2012 Second call for papers

March 31 2012 Last date for receipt of abstract

April  10 2012 Notice of acceptance of abstracts

June 30 2012 Full manuscript due

August 31 2012 Final submission

Conference Themes

Manufacturing

    Management

• Global manufacturing challenges

• Manufacturing processes and emerging trends

• CAD/CAM, Computer integrated manufacturing

• Robotics

• Additive Manufacturing

• Mechatronics and automation

• Modelling and simulation of manufacturing systems

• Virtual manufacturing and prototyping

• Materials and manufacturing

• Nano materials and technologies

• Material systems for emerging manufacturing

• Manufacturing applications in biomedical engineering

• Environment and manufacturing innovation and strategies

• Engineering leadership and management

• Intelligent manufacturing systems

• Flexible/Agile/Reconfigurable manufacturing systems

• Manufacturing management and knowledge management

• Innovations in technology transfer and acquisition

• Web based enterprises; e-business and e-commerce

• New paradigms for technology management

• Training in advanced in manufacturing systems

• UG and PG teaching in manufacturing and management

• Inventory and materials management

• Product design and development

Dr. Sarat Singamneni

Program leader

BE (Hons) Mechanical Engineering

School of Engineering

AUT University

Auckland  New Zealand

Email: sarat.singamneni@aut.ac.nz

Ph: 0064 9 921 9999 (Ext. 8002)