It’s estimated that by 2025 there will be 175 zettabytes of data generated annually. That’s an impressive stat. And, when utilised properly, it can lead to significant business results. The challenge we face is that industrial enterprises are struggling to manage large amounts of data and can be overwhelmed by the prospect.
Creo 7.0 helps Engineering Managers support cutting-edge product development, by accelerating innovation, reusing the best of your design and replacing assumptions with facts. You can start with early concept designs and transition right through to market.
The Internet of Things lifts the barrier to solving traditional problems, such as how products perform after shipping. We were so used to not having the data; we’ve created processes and ways of working that accept knowledge gap as inevitable.
It’s more important than ever for manufacturers to share information in real-time. Remote working, accelerated by Covid, means quick and secure collaboration is essential for modern product development. Easy access to data, quality-focused processes and a data-driven approach, without compromising security, are non-negotiable for teams spread across departments and around the world.
In the world of manufacturing, productivity results in money. And, in a fierce marketplace, having that competitive edge could be a make or break asset.
Product development companies require a combination of digital thread technologies that are unique to their strategies and circumstances. Digital thread technology can encompass a mix of existing in house systems such as data management tools and external software applications.
The augmented reality (AR) market is expected to be worth $75 billion by 2023.
As we enter a new decade, one of the key challenges for industrial firms is a growing shortage of workers and the ever-increasing skills gap.
We all work in an increasingly competitive, global market. Today it's easier than ever for competitive disruption to emerge from anywhere in the world - especially as new technologies are changing what is possible in design and manufacturing.
Staying in tune with customer needs requires close communication and coordination in the manufacturing industry.