A recent study conducted by Oxford Economics, in partnership with PTC, explores the expected impact over manufacturing transformation over the next three years. The global research study questioned 300 manufacturing executives from a range of different business functions and industries. The aim of the survey was to validate a hypothesis on manufacturing transformation; to find out how the changing manufacturing landscaping is affective companies around the globe.
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Knowing the role of PLM in service isn’t always clear. When you think about PLM and a service lifecycle, there are a few different areas of potential crossover. But knowing what these are and how to apply them in your organisation isn’t easy.
There’s been a trend towards CAD diversification for many years. But, the capabilities in modern CAD tools are starting to reverse this trend.
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For many organisations, there can be choke points in their product design process. These slow down the rate of development and mean it takes longer to get new products to market. One example of this is simplifying models for analysis, which is a challenge for many companies.
Develop 3D Live is back for another year. The 2014 exhibition is less than one week away. On 15 April, at Warwick Arts Centre, you can join four conference streams, across five exhibition spaces, with over 55 exhibitors.
For a young engineer, being part of a Formula Student team is ideal chance to show-off your skills in terms of technical ability and design. Additionally, it also gives engineers the opportunity to practice and develop their business skills, including ability to work in a team, managing a project, presenting, and budgeting – essential skills for entering into industry.
For many manufacturers, product lifecycle management can be a daunting prospect. Taking the decision to implement PLM isn’t necessarily a straightforward choice. And, this isn’t helped by common misconceptions that exist about PLM. In fact, these misconceptions can become unnecessary barriers for companies considering their options for managing their data and product lifecycles. Here are five common misconceptions about product lifecycle management.
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