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Concurrent Engineering Blog

How Does PDM Support Product Development?

Posted by Emma Rudeck on 19-Feb-2013 14:34:00

Any product development process will involve numerous drawings and models. These come from different stages of the product development. But they all need to be stored and managed in a way that makes it easy for anyone to find the version they are after. Having an effective product data management (PDM) tool means companies can have a full understanding of all the drawings and models relating to an individual product both during and after development.

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The problem with production scrap in your organisation

Posted by Emma Rudeck on 10-Jan-2013 12:45:00

Production scrap can be a serious problem for manufacturers. It can trigger extra costs, as materials can be one of the most expensive aspects of manufacturing. Plus, it can even result in more time being spent on your latest project. So, controlling and even reducing any production scrap can have a positive impact on the overall cost and time management of your product development.  

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PLM and Product Development Connects Engineering and Service

Posted by Emma Rudeck on 13-Jul-2012 09:03:00
The way product lifecycle management (PLM) is being used and implemented is changing. Reflecting the ever greater need for increased collaboration between departments, organisations are looking for PLM systems that are for more than just sharing data during the design and product development changes. According to a report on www.designnews.com, PLM and product development needs to connect service professional with engineers, integrating the whole company together.
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How have CAD developments enhanced design agility?

Posted by Emma Rudeck on 29-Jun-2012 14:27:00

CAD tools need to be flexible, particularly in the later stages of product development cycles. Yet, traditional parametric models can make it difficult to accommodate late-stage design changes and restrict design agility. Recent CAD developments are now addressing these limitations, enabling designers to explore more design possibilities with increase agility.

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What trends will influence manufacturing over the next decade?

Posted by Emma Rudeck on 09-May-2012 18:01:00

Over the next ten years there are going to be some tough challenges for manufacturing companies to address. To remain competitive they will have to understand the trends most likely to influence manufacturing, so they can prepare as best as possible for these changes.

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Hear What 3D CAD Designers Are Saying About Pro/ENGINEER

Posted by Richard Strange on 26-Mar-2012 17:13:00

“Even complex designs – such as intricate turbo gears – become child’s play with the tools from Pro/ENGINEER.”

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Beijing Institute of Technology advances with PTC Pro/ENGINEER

Posted by Richard Strange on 26-Mar-2012 17:02:00

Innovative Design Supports Development of Energy Saving, Zero Emission Electric Powered Buses

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New Software Helps Airbus Product Development

Posted by Richard Strange on 05-Nov-2009 12:07:00

This article has been published in Germany’s No. 1 of business/financial dailies ‘Handelsblatt’ 

Markus Fasse, Munich/ 8 May 2009

This story still causes high emotions: As engineers of aircraft builder Airbus were working with different software programs during the development of the mega plane A380, the cabling of the engines failed in manufacturing. This disaster as per today causes for mother holding EADS a 2-year-delay in delivery to the customer and 5 billion Euro in expenses. Today’s Airbus-Boss Tom Enders keeps repeating: “This must not happen to us again.” In order to ensure, that this does not happen again, a completely new software system shall overcome this challenge.

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“We use Pro/ENGINEER for everything related to our designs…”

Posted by Richard Strange on 30-Aug-2009 09:17:00

“…from early concepts through calculating, production tooling, drawings – even for advertising material. The software is extremely robust, so we never have to worry about crashes.”

With more than 20 years of professional experience, in which he has tried many CAD software packages, such as AutoCAD®, Inventor®, Vellum® and Alibre Design®, Håkan Kjellgren has developed the expertise to become a trusted advisor to his clients at Teknikide AB, a design agency based in Stockholm. 
When founding Teknikide in 2003, Mr. Kjellgren selected Pro/ENGINEER as the design package of choice for his company, since, in contrast to many competitive products, Pro/ENGINEER is capable of handling even the most complex and advanced designs, while covering all needed areas of functionality.

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Virtual Prototyping Case Study: GRE, South Africa

Posted by Richard Strange on 19-Aug-2009 17:10:00

Global Railway Engineering from South Africa have made the move from 2D to 3D with Pro/ENGINEER and, by leveraging many of the product‘s simulation and analysis capabilities, they succeeded in establishing a virtual prototyping workflow that helped them to save time and money.

Have a look at this Virtual Prototyping Case Study!


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