Digital twin technology: why and how it matters? A digital twin is a virtual representation of a physical product or process, used to understand and predict the physical counterpart’s performance characteristics. Dr Michael Grieves...
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Building Blocks of the Manufacturing Enterprise Broadly speaking, the lifeblood of manufacturing companies is the Bill of Materials (BoM). More accurately, the lifeblood of manufacturing ARE the BoMs. As a matter of fact, there are multi...
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Going digital: to customise or not to customise? Digitalisation strategies include the selection, design, build, test, deployment, continuous improvement and maintenance of enterprise IT solutions, such as Product Lifecycle Management (P...
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Backup vs Archive Data backups are usually risk mitigation measures in the event of a technical production issue, such as hardware failure, data corruption issue, accidental deletion, etc. Backups follow a cyclic process, and contain per...
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There is typically a sequence of phases that a customer goes through when deciding to buy something. As a fundamental rule, the sales cycle must be described from the customer’s perspective. The first phase of the sales cycle may be eith...
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Following on my previous post on “why do PLM Implementation fail?“… It was noted that the very reasons why Product Life-cycle Management (PLM) implementations fail can be similar to reasons why other types of IT projects fail; this begs ...
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