3. How do you structure your data?
Integrating a PLM system requires you to review and overhaul your internal processes and methods. Information exchanges between departments will take place within the system. As a result, data will have to be validated before it can be processed by other departments, such as the 2D drawings you provide to your Purchasing department for supplier consultation.
By formalizing the development stages of your products, you bring rigor to your organization and standardize your working methods throughout the company.
3.1 Functional scope
To successfully implement this synergy between your businesses, you need to define precisely the roles of each within your organization. Different businesses require different tools. So you need to understand...
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Websites
AUDROS, Audrostechnology
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Acronyms and abbreviations
PLM: Product Lifecycle Management
SGDT: technical data management system
PDM: Product Data Management
EDM: electronic document management
CAD: computer-aided design
DMU: Digital Mock-Up
ERP: Enterprise Resource Planning
SI: information...
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