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When the concept of Industry 4.0 and digital transformation was first introduced in 2011, it quickly attracted global interest, but also raised many questions. More than a decade later, this vision is still on its way to full realization. So where do we stand now?
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Almost every technical product we use today is the result of a collaboration between different design disciplines: Mechanics, electronics, and software work together to fulfill the product's functions. Yet, true innovation goes beyond mere data integration - it thrives on the possibilities of product models and MBSE. Dive into our blog to discover how.
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Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) and Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) are two separate approaches, but they can work together to improve the product development process. Learn how on our blog,
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In an age of climate change and resource scarcity, the call for sustainability is growing louder. Read the new blog to find out how to achieve quick wins in sustainable product development and how MBSE can help you not only meet consumer expectations, but also ensure long-term business success.
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Explore the transformative power of MBSE in product development. Learn how it can help to streamline processes, enhance collaboration across the value chain, and future-proof your product portfolio. Dive into the world of MBSE!
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Faster processes do not automatically guarantee better results. The strategic use of MBSE methods and tools is an effective means of optimising efficiency in product development.
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The challenges of the lead-to-order process in the machinery industry require close interdisciplinary collaboration. Speed is important, but should not compromise accuracy.
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Customized products are essential for success in the machinery industry - but often trigger a high level of product variance and slow lead-to-order processes. Model-based product architectures help to get these challenges under control.
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Managing complex requirements is a major challenge in discrete manufacturing, made even more challenging by the increase in electromechanical components in modern products.
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Electrical and electronic engineering and design data represent a valuable investment that should be used and reused as often as possible, for reasons of cost and productivity. For this purpose, Zuken offers a comprehensive portfolio of data migration tools and services, which have just been used to successfully convert 18,000 projects from Windmüller & Hölscher's legacy data to the latest Zuken technology in a 24-hour batch process with up to 10 processes running in parallel.
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Up to four-fifths of a product's lifetime emissions are determined by decisions made at the design stage. Having all the tools needed to get those decisions right is essential for designing sustainable products .
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Model-Based Systems Engineering has met a growing interest over recent years and is often seen as a method to resolve system complexity and shave off a significant time of the product development process. The growing complexity of cyber-physical systems in modern machinery and equipment has fueled its adoption across a variety of industries. In this blog, you'll learn everything you need to consider before deciding on implementing MBSE.
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Electrical and electronic design data represent a valuable investment, which should be used and reused as much as possible. In order to preserve the investment into existing design data throughout the product lifecycle, there will always be a requirement to process the original design data using a more modern and powerful ECAD tool. Learn more about the difference between data migration and data conversion, and find out what the right fit for your organization is.
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In this week’s blog post we’re sharing an exciting sneak peek of the 2021 R2 release of GENESYS, the latest version of our model-based systems engineering development platform, including a new language option and an extended API.
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Today, people are increasingly looking to the prospect of flying cars as a means of solving social problems such as traffic congestion in urban areas and transporting people and goods to mountainous areas or remote islands. While major automobile and aircraft manufacturers around the world are entering the market one after another, one university-derived start-up company is trying to challenge this increasingly competitive market.
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Alex Grove, Account Manager at Zuken, talks about his personal MBSE journey, what his customers experience when embarking on such a journey, and the upcoming Annual Systems Engineering Conference.