ISF Projects at CITA ISF Projects at CITAApplication of Multimedia for Productivity Enhancement in Clothing Industry
The Clothing Industry Training Authority, with the assistance of The Hong Kong Productivity Council on multimedia technology, has developed three sets of CD-ROMs to enhance the productivity in the clothing industry. Users can easily obtain knowledge and information in related to clothing technology in our CD-ROMs. Our developments cover three major products. These include :
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CD-ROM1-Manufacturing of T-Shirts |
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CD-ROM2-Manufacturing of Casual Pants |
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CD-ROM3-Manufacturing of Men's Shirt |
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CD-ROM3-Manufacturing of Men's Shirt (English Version) |
The contents of our CD-ROMs are on manufacturing technology, production planning and merchandising knowledge. There are over 300 sketches and photos on production drawing, machinery, fabric and garment defects in each CD-ROMs, in addition, there are videos to demonstrate the manufacturing processes.
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Application of Workplace Engineering in Sewing Room
Hong Kong's clothing industry faces a two fold challenge from both developing and developed countries. Developing countries offer much lower labor and land costs than Hong Kong. Developed countries have their own domestic market and are adopting quick response strategies, they also have the necessary resource to invest in latest technology.
In order to compete with these challenges, Hong Kong's clothing industry must improve its productivity by the wider application of industrial engineering techniques. One application of industry engineering which is particularly relevant to a labor intensive industry such as clothing is "workplace engineering".
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Open Function Suite for Common and Specialized Software in Clothing Industry
OFS provide a comprehensive set of ready-for-use functions, which made use of common and specialized application software in the market, to assist clothing companies in performing daily operation and decision making more effectively and more efficiently.
For further inquiries on this project, please contact Ms. Mandy Wong (852) 2263 6341.
