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Author: Gianni Di Loreto
PRION PLM Consulting
PLM Investment Areas
Gianni Di Loreto Senior PLM Consultant
PRION Group
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Agenda
○ How PLM impacts your business success
○ PRION PLM Consulting – Align Business to PLM Strategy
○ PRION Experiences & Customer Examples
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Agenda
○ How PLM impacts your business success
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Common Task
Economic profit Process
Improvements New Methods
PLM Technologies based on standards
Identify PLM “e-value chain“
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Value Propositions - measurable
Facilitate Management of Critical Product
Development Processes
Extend the Value of Intellectual Assets
Enable More Cost Effective and Flexible Collaboration
Enable More Insightful and Proactive Tracking of
Development Activities
Value
Decrease Costs
Increase Revenue
Value Creation
Improve Timely Completion of
Development Schedules
Improve Product and Brand Acceptance
Improve Speed-to-Market
Improve Development Efficiency and the Product
Quality
Development Value Drivers PLM Best Practices
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Connecting PLM Value to daily work – Example Manufacturing Processes
Pro
cess driven
Task d
riven
C-Level
Head of Department
KeyUser
Enduser
Aligned production technologies to product platform enabler for
shorten product cycles Design to SOP (Start of Production)
Assign Resource to process plan
results in achieved by
Manage manufacturing capital assets such as tooling, fixtures,
machinery
Standardization of Tools and Resources for better reuse and
reduction of offered manufacturing technologies
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PLM accepted as Company Strategy on C-Level
Define and Execute PLM Initiatives
Identify High Level Business Processes for improvement
Describe and Define identified Business Processes
for improvement
Define Organizational Changes and Behavior
needed for future process
Describe Business Requirements and future
process
PLM Proof on Concept (Pilot) based on PLM Vendor Best
Practices
PLM Implementation based on Customer or Vendor
Methodology
Continuous Best Practices and Improvement Process
Earn Value
PLM Decision Process Customer View
Which Step is already reached ?
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Agenda
○ PRION PLM Consulting – Align Business to PLM Strategy
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PLM System Solution
List of Open Requirements
Info Model
PLM Concept
Solution Design Documents
Clo
sed lo
op
app
roach
PLM Strategy
Application specific
Application independent
PLM Business Drivers
PLM Architecture
PLM Business Drivers
PLM Strategy
Best-Fit PLM Architecture Workshop
PRIONS’ PLM Project Methodology leads Companies to working PLM Solutions that fulfill their needs
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PRION´s Best Practice Smart PLM Transition & Support Processes
PRIMA PRIMA
Projectstream
Future PLM
Business
Requirements
PLM Business
Strategy
PLM Application
Define Target
for
PLM Scope
Define Plan
and Budget
Execute and
Track Results
Identify
Processes
and Usage
Define new
PLM Scope
Implement
and Deploy
PLM
Application
and End User
Support
Data Migration Migration &
Cleansing
Strategy
Specify
Mapping /
Dump / Load
Set-up Tools
or Factory
and Execute
Post Go Live
Support
Align Define Execute Support
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Trends applicable for – Example
Customer High Tech & Electronics
Trend Implication Possibilities Solution
High market demand in
short time caused
through new technologies
as enabler for new
products
Increase technology
development with tight
connection to Voice of
the customer (VOC)
Establish innovation
networks, establish
innovation process
(NPDI) with continuous
proof against market
requirements
Establish NPDI Process
on Standard Teamcenter
Collaboration Platform
slower economy and
weaker dollar
High Cost pressure Optimize value chain for
development and
manufacturing, world
wide outsourcing
Global PLM based
Master Data to enable IP
protected collaboration
and outsourcing
Shorter Product Cycles Right products to right
time needed to achieve
higher operating income
growth
close linkage and
integration of R&D
process with customer
insights
PLM based
Requirements and
Systems Engineering
connected to VOC
Design Anywhere, Build
Anywhere
Fast Relocation of
Production to low-wage
Labor Market
Manage Manufacturing
Process Commonality
and establish
Manufacturing Standards
PLM based Digital
Manufacturing Master
Plant leading for Logistics
and Manufacturing
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Agenda
○ PRION Experiences & Customer Example
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PRION Project Example COMPLETE DATA MIGRATION TO TC UA FOR SIEMENS INDUSTRY’S IEC PROGRAM Challenge
Multi Source Data Migration: 40+ legacy systems Meta Data – Multiple Document Types – Multi CAD environments Migration of high-volume mass data and performance optimization with parallel loading processes: > 10 mio. items
Solution Requirement analysis for data migration including specifications for data exports, validations, mapping and loading Design & implementation of a DATA MIGRATION FACTORY based on PRIMA migration tool for export, validation, mapping and data-loading
Customer Benefit Reliable, calculable Data Migration Process in a business critical Project Highly efficient execution with high data volumes
SIEMENS
Industry Sector
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PRION Project Example Configuration, Support and Operation of a Global TC Environment
EUROPROP
International
Challenge Management and Control of the overall TP400 Program including Engine Integration and Type Verification in tight collaboration with Rolls Royce, Snecma, MTU and ITP
Customer Benefits Efficient Program Control through electronic workflow integration between parent and partner companies One voice to the end customer including efficient data collaboration for engine integration into A400M
Solution Teamcenter based collaboration platform to manage all relevant Product Configuration and Certification Processes:
Incident Management, Release Management Problem Management, Change Management Test & Validation Processes, Product Configuration Management
1.200 active users 900 new documents / months 2.000 BOM data records / months 1.200 Workflows passed / month
EUROPROP
International
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PRION Project Example INTRODUCTION OF TEAMCENTER 8.3 AND NX 7.5
Challenge High Need for Product Standardization Introduction of Teamcenter 8.3 and NX 7.5 in 2 Engineering Sites Transition from TDM and I-DEAS Data Migration for PLM and CAD Coexistence of a legacy PDM System
Solution Transition Concept from TDM / I-DEAS to TC UA / NX Configuration of TC 8.3 and NX 7.5 (i.e. welding) Data Migration concept and execution (PLM, CAD) SOA based Interface between TC UA and the legacy PDM system
Customer Benefit ONE Project Partner for Consulting, Implementation, Introduction Support Project execution in time, budget, quality
TEREX
Cranes
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PRION Project Example MANUFACTURING MASTER DATA SYSTEM BASED ON TEAMCENTER 8.3
AGCO
Fendt
Challenge Manage the increased amount of product variants High number of monthly product changes Disconnected Data Sources for Assembly Line Planning & M-BOM
Solution Establish Teamcenter Manufacturing based M-BOM aligned to E-BOM with full change control Establish integrated Assembly Line Planning in tight connection to M-BOM including Manufacturing Processes and Resources
Customer Benefit Shortened time to Start-of-Production (SOP) Standardized manufacturing technologies and processes as enabler to shift in production levels Cost Reduction through standardization
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PRION Project Example KNOWLEDGE BASED ENGINEERING ENABLING EFFICIENT WORLDWIDE MASS-CUSTOMIZATION
Sandvik
Mining
and
Construction
Challenge Local Engineering and Manufacturing – need for global standards Order Design & Validation through various disconnected systems
CAD, Calculation, Design, Procurement, … Need for worldwide Product Line Definition and Configuration Standards
Solution Global Customer Configuration Tool for Rollers “ready to sell”
Mechanics, standards, raw materials, components, design, … Automatic creation of order specific 3D in NX under control of TC
Customer Benefits Customer configurable Rollers ready to be offered, manufactured, sold Standardized mass-customized roller products Standardized manufacturing processes, technologies and procurement
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Extract of our clients, where we have ... “been there, done that” ...
PRION Group Our Customers
Selection of satisfied customers:
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Q&A Session