The digital thread is not just a popular industry buzzword. It’s a unique communication framework that gives a holistic, integrated view of your product’s data across its components and lifecycle.
How is your organization managing the digital thread today?
How are engineering teams addressing the challenges of complex E/E systems? In this post, we discuss how engineering teams can address the challenges of this trend by harnessing design automation for E/E systems design, why the traditional approaches to engineering fall short and how teams are turning to generative engineering solutions.
It’s no surprise that the E/E systems are becoming more complex. Manufacturers are adapting their development approaches to meet the new demands. In this post, we’ll share insights from The Engineering Executives Strategic Agenda Study, the impact complex E/E systems has on processes and product requirements and how to meet and manage these requirements.
The pandemic has caused mass disruption for manufacturers. Organizations had to quickly adopt digital work approaches, pivot their business models and adapt to remote work. This post shares how business are making the shift to a remote workforce and new digital initiatives.
Lifecycle Insights’ 2020 Product Development IT Ecosystem Study shows that demand for smart, connected products is the top driver changing product development today. In this benchmark report, we expand on the findings from the Product Development IT Ecosystem Study.
Clients and consumers are demanding smart, connected features. These demands make developing electrical / electronic systems a must and more complex. Many companies are revisiting their development processes with new approaches. In this post, we cover some key components in a progressive design approach to E/E systems.
Engineering plays a critical role in the design process, but they face a range of challenges when trying to complete project requirements. Fortunately, solutions exist to reduce this friction.
This report discusses these challenges and the new tools engineers can use to reduce the friction in collaboration.
It is hard to build a successful startup, especially for hardware products. Startups must find product-market fit, secure financing, find the right people and much more. The goal of the Lifecycle Insights 2020 Startup Study is to uncover approaches and practices that can increase the chances of success.
This survey-based eBook documents the biggest challenges that startups face today and recommends solutions that startup leaders can put in place to drive success.
