Are you exploring PDM solutions for engineering?

If you’re like most global manufacturers, your engineers are working in data silos without the ability to collaborate or work concurrently with other designers. Disconnected and legacy engineering tools and manual processes are often the cause of this, creating data inaccuracies and reducing productivity.

With a product data management (PDM) system you can transform the way teams create, access, and manage product data across departments. You can establish an intuitive system that allows the most up-to-date product information, along with its derivatives, to be leveraged bidirectionally across teams and systems. The result? All stakeholders involved in the product development process will work with confidence that the correct versions of all product data and documents are distributed to the right people at the right time.

Read the ebook to learn how a PDM solution can help:
• Manage various CAD tools in a multi-CAD environment, ensuring data integrity
• Break the barrier from simple document management to Model Based Definition (MBD) / Model Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) / Model Based Enterprise (MBE)
• Guide the approval and release of the bill of information
• Enhance data and design quality

Want to enable global design collaboration and create standardized
product development processes?

Benchmark data from industry analyst Tech-Clarity1 shows that world-class manufacturers are 30% more likely to adopt a PDM system. Further, the report identifies that, “world-class manufacturers are more able to find the data they need, share it with others, manage their design projects, and provide the correct data to manufacturing – resulting in 25% less time spent on nonproductive data management tasks.”

Read the PDM Buyer’s Guide to learn what to look for in a solution so that it can:
• Control and secure product-related data
• Allow users to quickly find and reuse information
• Share product knowledge across design teams
• Support processes further upstream and downstream from engineering in the product lifecycle