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Product Lifecycle Management Solutions of Enterprise

Product Lifecycle Management Solutions of Enterprise. Group 8 楊士霆 (d927821) 吳友仁 (g923836) 白珊慈 (g923840). Outline. Concept of PLM Case Study 1 ： Consultant of IBM Case Study 2 ： Boeing Company Case Study 3 ： Beautone Company Conclusion. Concept of PLM.

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Product Lifecycle Management Solutions of Enterprise

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  1. Product Lifecycle Management Solutions of Enterprise Group 8 楊士霆(d927821) 吳友仁(g923836) 白珊慈(g923840)

  2. Outline • Concept of PLM • Case Study 1 ：Consultant of IBM • Case Study 2 ：Boeing Company • Case Study 3 ：Beautone Company • Conclusion

  3. Concept of PLM • Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) allows business to design, analyze, and manage their products from initial conception to retirement. • PLM solutions create collaborative, integrated and scalable product development environments that satisfy customer demands faster. • PLM is about process, not product “The process of making products” R&D $ in US firms has traditionally been 2/3 on products and 1/3 on process.

  4. Real cost Reduction

  5. IBM • IBM is the world's largest information technology company. • PLM solutions from IBM and Dassault Systemes.

  6. IBM’s PLM Solution • What benefits are IBM solution provides Enterprise ? - Share knowledge, data and expertise quickly and easily between team players. - Manage the complexity of product designs, variations, and production processes while responding more rapidly to international market and standards requirements.

  7. 3D Collaborative Workspaces

  8. IBM Solution Tools • CATIA V5 - A collaborative product design software for CAD, CAM, CAE. • ENOVIA - Provides e-business support, includes product, process and resource data. • SMARTEAM - Provides best-in-class solutions for product teams

  9. Solution in difference Industries • Aerospace • Automotive • Chemical and petroleum • Consumer goods • Electronics • Industrial machinery • Shipbuilding

  10. Solution (1/2) • Aerospace - Help Aerospace enterprise shorten cycle times, reduce costs, and adapt smoothly to market changes. • Automotive - Help automotive enterprise to develop innovative products, speed time-to-market, and maximize their ROI. (return on investment)

  11. Solution (2/2) • Chemical and petroleum - Help enterprise access product data in real-time, improve on-site asset management through digital modeling, and move with each market shift. • Industrial machinery - Help Industrial machinery enterprise foster innovation and speed time to market, reduce costs while maintaining quality, and react to fluctuating demand.

  12. A Case Study - Boeing • Problem: • Inconsistent product data. • Increased complexity of non-mechanical components. • Meeting rigid cycle times while manufacturing quality. • Boeing - A global company •designing a plane is a complex and conscientious job . • linking each team of designing in different localities on purpose •working with the same best-in-class tools and processes

  13. Conduct by IBM and Dassault • The role: • Dassault Systemes: CATIA and ENOVIA software products from. •IBM: As the core spans all Boeing business units and all sites • On purpose • Throughout Boeing and on current programs where their use makes business sense

  14. Technique • CATIA: enables engineers to digitally design and manipulate a product. • ENOVIA a suite of software applications that electronically simulate. • Boeing is committed to CATIA and ENOVIA as standard tools for new programs across the enterprise. • Closer to the Boeing goal of “design anywhere, build anywhere”.

  15. Boeing Company’s Success • Strategic to the success • BIVDS: Analysis and design in the early stage of product development, Relex Software Corporation, for estimating reliability and maintainability. • Mock-up initiated with the 777 and then product Generation 737. • Development to anywhere, anytime throughout the product life cycle, leveraging the value of partnership. • Keep providing the computing tools and support required to design and build future products.

  16. Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) • Allow design, analysis, manufacturing and maintenance engineers to work within a consistent digital mock-up environment. They ensure a standard approach to specifications, engineering rules, operational parameters and simulation results – all of which will support affordable JSF development. • In addition, ENOVIA will provide the electronic database needed to develop advanced JSF support concepts that promise to reduce JSF life-cycle costs.

  17. Performance • Boeing: Allowing 38,000 people visit the statistics of the same production at the time. • Getting degree of accuracy of BOM up to 100%. • The average times of modifying orders from 17 times down to 0. • A significant competitive advantage through major improvements in engineering cycle time, quality and cost. • By IBM and Dassault Systemes conduct the concept of PLM.

  18. Case Study 3 ：Beautone ●Case introduction ●Why to conduct into PDM ●Four purposes of PDM ●Five modules of PDM ●Stages of conducting into PDM ●Delivered the document

  19. Case Study（Beautone） ■ Background： CAST/ITRI（工研院系統與航太發展中心） →Beautone（貝爾敦） ■ Beautone Company： — Produces paper stationery of the office — Main product： office-file ，Data notebook ， Paper for printer…..

  20. The reason of conducting into PDM ■ Past method: (1) Raise the productivity (2) Reduce the inventory ■ Now method: (1) Shorten time that product appears on market (2) Accumulate knowledge to promote new product R&D ability.

  21. The purpose of conducting into PDM • Product’s BOM management • (2) Engineering changes management • (3) Electronic document and diagram • (4) Electronic process

  22. The five modules of PDM • Engineering data management • (2) Component data management • (3) Product structure management • (4) Engineering changes management • (5) Design process management

  23. The stage of conducting into PDM Step1：System analysis Step2：System design Step3：Application development Step4：System deployment Step5：System on Live Step6：System in production and maintenance

  24. Delivered document CAST/ITRI delivered the document to Beautone during each stage. （1）System analyzes and designs - stage ‧Information flow chart ‧ Function request ‧ Specification of the electronic process

  25. Delivered document （2） System develops and tests - stage ‧Source code of the ASP program ‧Test reports （3） System on line - stage ‧User manual ‧Teaching material ‧Administrator manual

  26. Conclusion • Most current PLM solutions still rely on form, fit and function-oriented models of the product. PLM solution needs a more comprehensive and global model. Form, Fit, Function

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