If there’s one finding that seems to be show up again and again in our research studies, it’s that engineers are seriously time constrained. There’s simply too much to do in too little time. That’s made me more aware of tools that can aid engineers do things at a higher quality in a short amount …
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This finding from the PLM Study reveals that only 13% of all development projects are launched on time without a major shift in resources.
This finding from the PLM Study shows a correlation between prototyping and testing failures and the inability to hit design release dates.
This finding reveals a verified correlation the frequency of shifting resources between projects to the likelihood of missing product launch dates.
Most organizations have not achieved their desired level of Model-Based Enterprise (MBE) maturity. What to do? Step 1: face your demons. That is, identify the barriers preventing your organization from becoming the MBE “of your dreams.” It’s easier to move forward once you understand what’s holding you back. CULTURE and TECHNOLOGY are the two common …
Programs in the marine industry are only getting more complex. This eBook provides guidance in terms of strategies, processes and enabling technologies to successfully execute programs.
Usability is a central consideration when empowering engineers with simulation tools. In this webinar, Chad Jackson speaks to the intersection of knowledge needs and usability in the application of Simulation-Driven Design initiatives.
Webinar hosted by NAFEMS.
It is that time again! Every year, in the fall, Siemens PLM holds an analyst event where they provide an update on their perspective on the industry, their overall strategy and updates for their products. This year, it was the week of September 7th. This post provides an update on Siemens PLM‘s strategy for engineering …
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