Resources

Engineering collaboration is a key component of any successful product development process. It occurs between engineers within the same discipline and across disciplines. It happens early and throughout the process as engineers work with procurement agents, tool designers, NC programmers, quality inspectors and more. This bundle includes four publications that share educational materials, thought leadership, and findings from recent research studies on these topics and more.

Model-Based Enterprise initiatives are ripe with potential. Yet, many struggle to lay out a deployment plan in a logical, rational sequence. This report provides detailed guidance for the initial development of an MBD in engineering all the way to expand it to procurement, tooling design, machining, and inspection.

A Simulation-Driven Design strategy offers many benefits. It reduces rounds of prototyping and testing, resulting in hard cost savings. It uncovers design performance issues, allowing engineers to define new solutions early when there are fewer constraints. It allows simulation analysts to focus on the biggest, hardest analyses, allowing them to focus their considerable talents on the most difficult problems. This bundle of five publications shares educational materials, thought leadership, and findings from recent research studies, offering holistic insight into this technology-led initiative.

Day by day, the use of cloud-based solutions is expanding. Is it ready for product development? This report shares findings from Lifecycle Insights’ Cloud Adoption study, identifying the biggest development improvement opportunities where cloud solutions have a fit.

Digitalization and the Digital Thread are two fundamental concepts that enable a wide range of engineering, technology-led initiatives. This bundle includes six publications that offer educational materials, thought leadership, and findings from recent research studies to get anyone oriented on the application of Digitalization and the Digital Thread to the modernization of product development.

Model-Based Enterprise initiatives hold great promise. Yet, many have questions before taking action. Are MBE initiatives mainstream? How does an MBD flow from one organization to another? Are suppliers ready now? What more is needed than mechanical CAD? This bundle includes seven publications that present educational materials, thought leadership, and findings from recent research studies to answer those questions. As a result, all gain clarity on MBE initiatives.

Modular design approaches allow engineers to increase reuse and customer options simultaneously. But transitioning to this method is not easy. In this webinar, Chad Jackson gives some background on this trend and what technologies act as key enablers.

Webinar hosted by Siemens PLM.

Turning a profit in today’s economic environment is no easy task. This report presents findings from Lifecycle Insights’ NC Machining study with a particular focus on driving profitable growth.

Aerospace suppliers globally are dealing with product development challenges unlike anything they have seen before, including increasing cost pressures from OEMs, decreasing project timelines, and demanding industry regulations. In this webinar, Chad Jackson talks about how aerospace suppliers are countering these pressures with Digital Transformation initiatives.

Webinar hosted by Siemens PLM.

Mechanical CAD solutions no longer focus exclusively on manipulating geometry. There’s a plethora of new functionality available. But are all those new capabilities relevant to your company? This report provides guidance on how to compare and rank Mechanical CAD solutions.

The move towards the smart, connected products is driving many changes across development. In this webinar, Chad Jackson explores one improvement opportunity on this front: early and continuous collaboration between mechanical and electrical engineers on electrical harness design.

Webinar hosted by Siemens PLM.

The vision of the digital thread is simple. Understanding it is not. This eBook visually walks through the creation of a Model-Based Definition in engineering and through all its uses throughout a company.