Recently, the International Organization for Standardization officially released the first international standard in the field of shared manufacturing, which was spearheaded by China. Shared manufacturing is an innovative application of the sharing economy in the field of manufacturing. This model is more like a “resource scheduling network” for the manufacturing industry, integrating scattered and idle production resources, and providing flexible and dynamic resource sharing services to the demand side around the entire manufacturing process. Through digital platforms, enterprises can use equipment, production capacity, and professional capabilities temporarily idle by other companies according to orders and production needs. It can not only reduce repeated investment, support small-batch, personalized and rapid delivery, and help small and medium-sized enterprises reduce equipment purchase and R&D trial production costs. At the same time, in the event of supply interruptions, etc., it can also quickly allocate alternative production capacity and promote the efficient flow of manufacturing resources across enterprises, industries, and regions. The international standards in the field of shared manufacturing formulated by the China Council for the Promotion of Trade, as one of the leading parties, are equivalent to preparing a general “basic manual” for global shared manufacturing. The system defines the basic concepts, main features and typical models of shared manufacturing, covering the four models of sharing manufacturing resources, sharing of manufacturing capabilities, sharing of innovative capabilities and sharing of service capabilities, and puts forward guiding suggestions on intellectual property protection and cooperation mechanisms.
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Recently, the International Organization for Standardization officially released the first international standard in the field of shared manufacturing, which was spearheaded by China. Shared manufacturing is an innovative application of the sharing economy in the field of manufacturing. This model is more like a “resource scheduling network” for the manufacturing industry, integrating scattered and idle production resources, and providing flexible and dynamic resource sharing services to the demand side around the entire manufacturing process. Through digital platforms, enterprises can use equipment, production capacity, and professional capabilities temporarily idle by other companies according to orders and production needs. It can not only reduce repeated investment, support small-batch, personalized and rapid delivery, and help small and medium-sized enterprises reduce equipment purchase and R&D trial production costs. At the same time, in the event of supply interruptions, etc., it can also quickly allocate alternative production capacity and promote the efficient flow of manufacturing resources across enterprises, industries, and regions. The international standards in the field of shared manufacturing formulated by the China Council for the Promotion of Trade, as one of the leading parties, are equivalent to preparing a general “basic manual” for global shared manufacturing. The system defines the basic concepts, main features and typical models of shared manufacturing, covering the four models of sharing manufacturing resources, sharing of manufacturing capabilities, sharing of innovative capabilities and sharing of service capabilities, and puts forward guiding suggestions on intellectual property protection and cooperation mechanisms.
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