Through integrated supply chain planning by sharing information, uncertainty is mitigated leading to improved supply chain performance in whitefish processors. During the iProcess project, NTNU has had several researchers and students at NTNU has worked on tasks related to this. Throughout the Norwegian history, fishing and the fishing industry has been a basis for life and culture, contributing significantly
Project Leader: Ekrem Misimi, SINTEF Ocean (SO) Participating partners SO, Management team, all partners Objective: To ensure an efficient running of the activities in the iProcess project and exploitation of results in compliance with the established objectives. Description: This WP will deal with the overall project management. Activities include organizing meetings and distributing information to all partners
Work Package leader / Responsible partner: SFA and Røe Kommunikasjon Participating partners: Røe Kommunikasjon, TYD, SFA, All partners Objective: To inspire and engage the relevant industry representatives and society at large through the dissemination and communication of the new competence, knowledge and results developed within iProcess, and promote their future development and use. Tasks: T6.1:
Work Package Leader/Responsible partner Dr. Ragnar Tveterås, Centre for Innovation Research, UiS-IRIS Participating partners All partners Objective: Develop strategies for successful innovation processes and profitable full-scale commercialization of the novel flexible processing technologies at the value chain and firm level, including public measures, and analyze socio-economic/ environmental effects of such technologies. Tasks: T5.1 Influences of
Work Package Leader/Responsible partner: Dr. Maitri Thakur, SINTEF Fisheries and Aquaculture (SFA) Participating partners SFA, Nofima, NTNU, HRAFN, Industry Objective: Development of information flow management strategies to maximize the resource efficiency of the Norwegian food processing industry. Tasks: T4.1 Process Mapping and data identification: Using an event-based approach, a process mapping will be conducted in
Work Package Leader Dr. Ekrem Misimi, SINTEF Fisheries and Aquaculture (SFA) Participating partners SFA, NMBU, SRM, KU Leuven, INRIA, Dynatec, Food Processing Industry partners Objective: To develop innovative processing concepts that are: a) flexible to cope with small production volume series; adaptive to biological variation of raw material; b) flexible to cope with market demand fluctuations and production
Work Package Leader: Dr. Jens Petter Wold, Nofima Participating partners: Nofima, SFA, DTU, Prediktor, Industry partners Objective: Development of optimal process control concepts involving novel rapid and on-line methods based on spectroscopy/machine vision and interpretation of large process data based on Big Data to ensure a) the right and timely differentiation of raw material; b) desired quality of thefinal
Work Package Leader Harry Westavik, SINTEF Fisheries and Aquaculture (SFA) Participating partners All RTD Partners, All Industry partners Objective: To map and identify industrial needs/challenges that should be overcome in order to increase the sustainability and profitability of the food processing industry; To ensure active participation of food processing industry. WP1 should be seen as basis for
