The Value of SPDM to Physics-Based Simulation, Digital Thread, and Digital Twin
CIMData discusses how the complexity of modern industrial products is pushing businesses to adopt digital transformation, enabled by digital thread and digital twins.
Venue:
Virtual
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Overview
The increased complexity of modern industrial products is pushing businesses to adopt digital transformation, enabled by digital thread and digital twins. This impacts manufacturing companies of every size, globally. With digital transformation as the end goal, focusing on “model-based everything,” engineering organizations are challenged to be more efficient, productive, and collaborative using state-of-the-art modeling, simulation, and data analytics tools and processes. The intellectual property contained in simulation models, analysis results, test results, and design V&V reports must be captured, updated, and managed throughout the product lifecycle in an environment that can be readily shared and interacted with by engineers across multiple disciplines (conceptual systems design, sub-system/component detailed design, test and validation, manufacturing and in-service operations).
What Attendees will Learn
- How digital transformation is enabled by digital thread and digital twins
- The impact of digital thread on manufacturing companies of every size globally
- How to be more efficient, productive, and collaborative using state-of-the-art modeling, simulation, and data analytics tools and processes
- How engineers across multiple disciplines are collaborating, speeding time to market, and making impact
Who Should Attend
Providing valuable insights for engineering managers, simulation specialists, and IT professionals looking to enhance impact with SPDM.
Speakers
- Don Tolle, CIMData
- Sandeepak Natu, CIMData
