Drinking water has made BRITA what it is today. The manufacturer of water filters and water dispensers has enjoyed rapid growth in recent years. At the same time, the company recognized how important end-to-end information flows in product development, marketing and sales are when it comes to global expansion. Which is why it has designed a sustainable PLM/PIM process and IT architecture with PROSTEP’s help.
PROSTEP has developed a new connector for its OpenPDM SHIP integration platform that enables read and write access to the Autodesk Revit BIM system. Among other things, it offers full access to REVIT information like BOM and drawing for a PLM integration and creates native REVIT models for steel structures from the NAPA shipbuilding CAD system as reference geometry.
By Sandra Baszczawski An ever-increasing number of carmakers are requiring their development partners and suppliers to comply with the TISAX standard for information security. This also applies to data exchange. …
By Matthias Grau IT landscapes in the marine and offshore industry are even more heterogeneous than in other industries. As a result, companies find it difficult to achieve seamless information …
Data exchange requirements are becoming increasingly stringent – not only in terms of technology and regulations but also in terms of data security. Transfer processes like OFTP, which have proven their worth in Europe, are still relatively unknown in Asia. Magna in Graz therefore uses the web-based platform OpenDXM GlobalX from PROSTEP for global data exchange.
As part of the Manufacturing-X initiative to create trusted data spaces for manufacturing industry, the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action (BMWK) is providing funding to the Decide4ECO consortium project headed up by PROSTEP. The project will address the question of how products can be developed and manufactured in a more sustainable manner and how this sustainability can be evaluated. Integration in data ecosystems plays a key role in this context.
“ACO. We care for Water” is the guiding principle of the ACO Group. The world’s leading water technology company has placed its existing Teamcenter installation on a new footing with the aim of standardizing engineering processes and making it easier to connect other ACO subsidiaries to the PLM solution. PROSTEP assumed responsibility for migrating the CAD and PLM data to the new system environment.
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The automotive industry is facing a number of simultaneous challenges, which are usually described by the acronym CASE, which stands for Connected, Autonomous, Shared and Electric. In an interview with the PROSTEP Newsletter, Jens Poggenburg, a member of the management board at AVL, explains how the global automotive supplier from Graz, Austria is dealing with these challenges.
IMS is the world’s leading manufacturer of X-ray, isotopic and optical measuring systems for steel, non-ferrous metal and aluminum production. The company has implemented a mechatronic development process and automated engineering to a greater extent in order to handle customer-specific development projects more efficiently. PROSTEP provided IMS with advice during implementation.
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