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Integrated Computer-Aided Manufacturing

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Integrated Computer-Aided Manufacturing (ICAM) was an initiative managed by the United States Air Force out of Wright Patterson AFB, Materials Laboratory and was part of their Technology Modernization efforts, specifically the Computers in Manufacturing (CIM) initiative.

Dennis E. Wisnosky is recognized as a creator of ICAM.

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