Making the value of technology clear
Customer expectations for rapid, complete shipments are rising constantly. How can a business set supply chain strategy to meet current and future needs? Listen to this webcast from July 19, 2022 where Julie Fraser explores this with Kenny William of Parts Town and Victoria Brown of Körber Supply Chain. Both have deep experience in ensuring that warehouse management software (WMS) keeps products moving even when customer expectations change.
You will hear and learn about:
Beyond implementing lab technologies, what can laboratories do to leverage them effectively? We surveyed 222 people working in corporate labs to find out.
Please enjoy the summary* below. For the full research, please visit our sponsor Dassault Systemès BIOVIA (registration required).
Can new technology in the laboratory help make companies more successful? Apparently. Almost universally, those who use them report they deliver significant business benefits. Yet constant changes, including changes in processes, materials, and technology, create challenges. To minimize inefficiency, most labs have worked toward good processes and practices. All of that is still not delivering total potential value.
This research of 222 respondents from labs worldwide indicates that new technologies and processes are insufficient. Very few respondents report good – let alone excellent – performance on throughput, cycle time, documentation for compliance, or analyzing data and making sound decisions. It appears that greater integration and data standardization, a data-centric mindset, and process shift are also required.
What does MES need for manufacturing IT agility and to stay current in our uncertain world? It’s more than fit and functionality: a modern IT architecture. We talked to leading high-tech manufacturers to understand their vision for this.
Please enjoy the summary below. For the full paper, please visit our sponsor Critical Manufacturing (registration required).
For related research, please watch the MES Architecture for More Resilient, Responsive, and Agile Manufacturing webcast.
Conclusion
A message from Jim Brown, President of Tech-Clarity...
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How does the right PLM help improve product development collaboration to create agility, speed, and quality in product innovation? What collaborative capabilities should companies look for when they select a PLM platform?
Products and product development have become increasingly challenging as manufacturers push the boundaries of product innovation and product development velocity. Manufacturers have to be increasingly agile to react to changing customer needs and market opportunities in the global economy. To support this, today’s product innovation process requires contributions from many roles across the enterprise and the supply chain. Efficient and effective design collaboration across departments, customers, the supply chain, and regulators is more critical than ever.
Please enjoy the summary* below. For the full research, please visit our sponsor PTC (registration required).
For related research, please read some of our previous buyer's guides, 'How to' Choose the Right PDM System, Engineering Buyer's Guide for Multi-Discipline Systems, or PLM for the Medical Device Digital Thread.
How much better would your machine designs be if engineers wasted less time on non-value-added work?
Unfortunately, machine designs have grown so complex that engineers waste significant time on non-value-added work. Consequently, they often lack the bandwidth to meet all of these expectations. An overwhelming, 98% of machine designers report that their challenges negatively impact the business. Consequently, it can be hard to identify conflicts and find the time to fully evaluate essential engineering decisions affecting quality and cost. As a result, many struggle to avoid cost overruns and risks to delivery dates.
This research identifies six strategies machine designers can implement to reduce non-value-added work.
Please enjoy the summary below.* For the full report, please visit our sponsor Dassault Systèmes SolidWorks (registration required).
For related research, you may be interested in our other eBooks How to Reduce Non-Value-Added Work in Engineering and Industrial Design: 7 Ways to Reduce Non-Value-Added Work which provide additional insights on reducing wasted engineering effort.
Engineers Need Empowerment
For companies that develop machines, especially industrial equipment manufacturers, engineering is critical to success. Global competition is so steep that much of what makes a machine stand out is the engineering behind it. However, many challenges hold engineers back (see graph).
Increasing Complexity
As machines become more innovative, they also get more complex. More components, smarter products, numerous configurations, mechanism calculations, and more drive product complexity. In turn, the more complex machines become, the more complicated engineering decisions get, making it difficult to balance cost and quality. These factors make predictability difficult. Plus, minor errors easily contribute to cost overruns and delays. Changes also require agility to quickly pivot and adapt without compromising lead times.
Business Impacts
An overwhelming 98% of machine designers report that these challenges impact the business,
hurting profitability (see graph). If engineers are not more empowered, products will cost more. Meanwhile, quality issues can lead to missed delivery dates, market delays, or fewer key features, making you less competitive. Consequently, customers may go elsewhere, leading to revenue losses. At the same time, dealing with increasing complexity or addressing problems related to errors, manufacturability issues, and other difficulties hurt productivity.
Increase Engineering Bandwidth
Engineers need to be empowered to be as productive as possible to have the capacity to deal with the top machine design challenges. Unfortunately, previous Tech-Clarity research has found that engineers waste 33% of their time on non-value-added work.1 By reducing some of that time, engineers will have more bandwidth to address the top challenges of machine design.
Ensure machine designers can easily access product data in real-time from anywhere. This will limit their time searching for data, recreating work
because they couldn't find the data, or reworking designs due to outdated information.
What are the key factors to consider when selecting warehouse management software (WMS)? As fast as supply chains are changing, how can you be ready for the future? Our new WMS Buyer’s Guide has the answers, informed by interviews with companies who have found WMS that keeps up with their business.
Please enjoy the summary below.* For the full report, please visit our sponsor Körber Supply Chain (registration required).
For related research, stay tuned for the upcoming webcast with Julie Fraser of Tech-Clarity, Kenny Williams of Parts Town, and Victoria Brown of Körber Supply Chain.
In today’s challenging supply chain environment, every company needs all of the advantages they can get. Enterprises compete on best practices they have discovered: choose a WMS designed to mold to those, and keep up as you learn, grow, and change.
Optimize the Operation
Today’s enterprise needs more from WMS than just executing the same flows repeatedly. The goal is to improve what you are doing, even as things change. The opportunity to optimize flows with simulation for the warehouse is enormous. Predictive analytics are not just a shiny buzzword but are available today in some WMS.
Future-ready
Looking ahead is the core to choosing the right WMS. Companies must prepare for what's next, whether it’s automating more, hiring new people, serving new markets, or just knowing something unforeseen will happen. Ensure your WMS is ready.
Total Cost of Ownership
Look for WMS with a good fit, self-configuration, robust integration, optimization, and a reliable software partner. All of the above adds up to a lower total cost of ownership (TCO) for an enterprise. It also points to the potential for better performance for the warehouse, the enterprise, and the entire supply chain.
*This summary is an abbreviated version of the research and does not contain the full content. For the full research, please visit our sponsor Körber Supply Chain (registration required).
If you have difficulty obtaining a copy of the report, please contact us.
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How are manufacturers improving manufacturing engineering performance with better practices and technology? Join this webcast as Jim Brown previews survey results from our 3D and Virtual Simulation in Manufacturing Engineering study.
Companies are under increasing pressure to deliver more complex and personalized products to market faster to meet consumer demands. As the pace of design, engineering and manufacturing climbs, so does the challenge of maintaining high levels of quality without incurring additional cost and delays.
The virtual build process focuses on technology and process that can bridge the gap that exists between engineering and manufacturing and enable companies to achieve their goals of satisfying customer demand and capturing market share without sacrificing profit or quality.
Join Tech-Clarity’s Jim Brown and Dassault Systemes Delmia’s Strategic Business Development Director Adrian Wood in a discussion about how manufacturing engineering is evolving.
Register now for the final webcast of this three part series hosted by Dassault Systemes Delmia.
Click here to watch the first webcast in this series, also featuring Jim Brown and Adrian Wood.
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There is a clear, industry-wide transition of software solutions to the cloud, but not all solutions are moving at the same pace. Cloud PLM adoption has accelerated, but how quickly are companies transitioning? And how can they make sure that they continue to drive business value from PLM while enjoying the benefits of cloud computing?
Register for this webcast on Thursday, June 30th at 11am ET to hear Tech-Clarity’s Jim Brown share previews from his recent survey on the State of Cloud PLM 2022 and Aras’ Bruce Bookbinder as he offers insights from his conversations with customers. Join us for this interactive discussion.
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The global COVID-19 pandemic has brought a new focus to the health and safety of onsite frontline employees. Those workers are in high demand, and part of knowing who is at risk comes down to their training, certifications, and qualifications. Another part is analyzing the types of issues that commonly arise in each work area and having preventive measures in place.
A modern and proactive enterprise approach to health and safety software and processes is essential. For many companies, it’s quite different from the piecemeal and reactive processes currently in place.
Join this webinar on June 17th at 12PM EST with Tech-Clarity’s Julie Fraser and ComplianceQuest’s Michael Bower to learn more. Be a part of this important discussion about the rightful place of health and safety in your company’s strategy. Hear about ways to lower workplace health and safety risks.
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How can manufacturers improve product development performance and more consistently hit their product development targets? We surveyed over 200 companies to find out.
Please enjoy the summary* below. For the full research, please visit our sponsor Siemens (registration required).
How can PLM, traditionally an engineering-centric solution, drive innovation, agility, and operational excellence? Manufacturers need to create agility in their business and processes so they can respond to increasing business risk and bounce forward better than ever. To do this, Engineering and product development have to fundamentally change. They have to focus on the big picture, not just engineering, to develop profitable products. PLM’s role needs to expand to support them.
Read our eBook to understand how to choose the right PLM to support operational excellence.
Please enjoy the summary* below. For the full research, please visit our sponsor QuadRite (registration required).
PLM implementations must go beyond the basics to support operational excellence. We’ll discuss four important ways that PLM has expanded in order to support operational excellence:
"To start, PLM supports document management, design control, and training. That sets the foundation for product development process compliance. Then, you can build on that to support operational needs like NCMR, suppliers, CAPA, change control, and complaint handling as you go to the commercial phase." - Scott King, Director, IRIDEX CORPORATION
"We started with ECOs, took some small bites, then expanded it more broadly by implementing it with supply chain, customers, drawings, orders, contract tracking, and source tracking. They lend themselves perfectly to PLM." - John Baumann, CEO, THINGAP, INC.
The four dimensions of PLM expansion provide a framework to understand what’s needed to drive operational excellence. Traditional, Engineering-centric PLM systems are not sufficient for fast-moving industries like high-tech and medical devices. Companies in these industries need a PLM solution built for the enterprise and the supply chain.
Lastly, manufacturers must get a solution that delivers on the promise of PLM. Systems selections and implementations should be driven by cross-functional teams that represent all aspects that impact product profitability. Selection requirements should span the enterprise and focus on how the system supports the new role of engineers and product developers. This is the way that companies can ensure that they select the right PLM systems to drive operational excellence.
*This summary is an abbreviated version of the research and does not contain the full content. For the full research, please visit our sponsor QuadRite (registration required).
If you have difficulty obtaining a copy of the report, please contact us.
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What does future-proof manufacturing plant floor software look like? Is it possible to have all the flexibility and choices each site needs and still adhere to enterprise standards? Yes; find out what modern MES architecture can promise for this uncertain era.
Listen to the recording of this fireside chat to find out:
Tech transfer is critical to competitiveness in the life sciences industry. Yet most companies still rely on document-based, manual, people-dependent processes to transfer analytical and manufacturing methods. How can life sciences companies digitally transform tech transfer to improve efficiency and success?
Join this webcast to hear the benefits of:
Jim Brown
President
Digital Innovation Research
Tech-Clarity
Dr. Daniela Jansen
Director of Product Marketing at
Dassault Systèmes BIOVIA
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Can improving design data management practices improve innovation and product development performance? We surveyed 131 companies to understand how they manage CAD files, bills of material, and other product-related information to find out.
Please enjoy the summary below.* For the full report, please visit our sponsor Siemens (registration required).
For related research, please see two of our prior surveys on design data management best practices to see what’s changed: Design Data Management Maturity Improves Profitability, Analyzing Best Practices for Managing Designs from 2017 and Best Practices for Managing Design Data from 2012.
Tech-Clarity research shows that effective data management helps companies design innovative, high-quality products quickly and efficiently. This report shows how data management best practices relate to business performance based on 131 responses to a web-based data management survey.
Researchers benchmarked participating companies on their performance related to quality, innovation, product development speed, and efficiency. Survey analysis compared companies with the highest performance in these important product development metrics with their data management approaches.
Top Performers Have More Effective Data Management
The data shows that Top Performing product developers are more likely to have very effective data management capabilities. Top Performers are more likely to be able to:
Is it time to change the way manufacturing processes are developed? Products have dramatically increased in complexity and time-to-market expectations continue to shrink. Is a virtual, 3D based manufacturing engineering transformation the way for manufacturing engineers to ramp up products quicky without compromising quality?
Join Tech-Clarity’s Jim Brown and Dassault Systèmes Delmia’s Strategic Business Development Director Adrian Wood in a panel discussion investigating the need and potential to evolve the way manufacturing processes are developed.
Register now for the first of a three-part webinar series.
You can also download the related research from that page, or learn more about the State of PLM in CPG 2022 research on our site.
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Jim Brown is hosting a panel of experts to discuss the challenges, benefits, and approaches for deploying simulation technology as a part of a digital twin initiative. Join the fourth interactive discussion in the AMC Bridge Executive Series on Tuesday, April 26, 2022, at 12:30 p.m. EST.
Speakers:
To view past webcasts, please visit:
https://tech-clarity.com/aec-digital-twin-webcast/10947
https://tech-clarity.com/cloud-engineering-software-webcast/10541
https://tech-clarity.com/industrial-additive-webcast/10420
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Heavy equipment is becoming more connected, autonomous, smart, and electrified. Given the increased complexity, how can manufacturers optimize equipment performance without compromising time-to-market? Learn how companies can increase performance engineering maturity to develop more innovative, high-performance equipment with fewer prototypes and lower costs.
Register for this live Siemens webcast on April 26th at 11am to learn the four ways equipment manufacturers can drive higher performance engineering maturity.
For related research, please read our Increasing Performance Engineering Maturity eBook.
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Has the time come to do continuous improvement (CI) on the approach to CI? We think so. There is a new era in manufacturing, so it’s time for a new era in continuous improvement programs. We interviewed manufacturers, consultants, and associations to validate the notion we explain in this white paper.
Please enjoy the summary* below. For the full research please visit our sponsor, PTC (registration required).
For related research, read Getting Beyond Percentages to Insights with OEE to learn how to accelerate improvements with your equipment.
Has the time come to do continuous improvement (CI) on the approach to CI? We think so. There is a new era in manufacturing, so it’s time for a new era in continuous improvement programs. We interviewed manufacturers, consultants, and associations to validate the notion we explain in this white paper. Please enjoy the summary*…
Customer expectations for rapid, complete shipments are rising constantly. How can a business set supply chain strategy to meet current and future needs? Listen to this webcast from July 19, 2022 where Julie Fraser explores this with Kenny William of Parts Town and Victoria Brown of Körber Supply Chain. Both have deep experience in…
Beyond implementing lab technologies, what can laboratories do to leverage them effectively? We surveyed 222 people working in corporate labs to find out. Please enjoy the summary* below. For the full research, please visit our sponsor Dassault Systemès BIOVIA (registration required). Table of Contents Current Situation Challenges Technology – The Solution? Additional Needs Recommendations About…
What does MES need for manufacturing IT agility and to stay current in our uncertain world? It’s more than fit and functionality: a modern IT architecture. We talked to leading high-tech manufacturers to understand their vision for this. Please enjoy the summary below. For the full paper, please visit our sponsor Critical Manufacturing (registration required)….
Tech-Clarity Celebrates 20 Years of Making the Value of Technology Clear A message from Jim Brown, President of Tech-Clarity… Tech-Clarity recently turned 20 years old. I have to admit that it snuck up on me. I didn’t think much about it until I started getting “congratulations on your work anniversary” messages on LinkedIn. Two decades…
How does the right PLM help improve product development collaboration to create agility, speed, and quality in product innovation? What collaborative capabilities should companies look for when they select a PLM platform? Products and product development have become increasingly challenging as manufacturers push the boundaries of product innovation and product development velocity. Manufacturers have to…
How much better would your machine designs be if engineers wasted less time on non-value-added work? Unfortunately, machine designs have grown so complex that engineers waste significant time on non-value-added work. Consequently, they often lack the bandwidth to meet all of these expectations. An overwhelming, 98% of machine designers report that their challenges negatively impact…
What are the key factors to consider when selecting warehouse management software (WMS)? As fast as supply chains are changing, how can you be ready for the future? Our new WMS Buyer’s Guide has the answers, informed by interviews with companies who have found WMS that keeps up with their business. Please enjoy the summary…
How are manufacturers improving manufacturing engineering performance with better practices and technology? Join this webcast as Jim Brown previews survey results from our 3D and Virtual Simulation in Manufacturing Engineering study. Companies are under increasing pressure to deliver more complex and personalized products to market faster to meet consumer demands. As the pace of design,…
There is a clear, industry-wide transition of software solutions to the cloud, but not all solutions are moving at the same pace. Cloud PLM adoption has accelerated, but how quickly are companies transitioning? And how can they make sure that they continue to drive business value from PLM while enjoying the benefits of cloud computing? …
Are your manufacturing workers safe? Many companies don’t know. Yet, the risk of not knowing is high. The global COVID-19 pandemic has brought a new focus to the health and safety of onsite frontline employees. Those workers are in high demand, and part of knowing who is at risk comes down to their training, certifications,…
How can manufacturers improve product development performance and more consistently hit their product development targets? We surveyed over 200 companies to find out. Please enjoy the summary* below. For the full research, please visit our sponsor Siemens (registration required). Table of Contents Collaborative Systems are Key to Successful NPD Missing Product Development Targets is the…
How can PLM, traditionally an engineering-centric solution, drive innovation, agility, and operational excellence? Manufacturers need to create agility in their business and processes so they can respond to increasing business risk and bounce forward better than ever. To do this, Engineering and product development have to fundamentally change. They have to focus on the big picture,…
What does future-proof manufacturing plant floor software look like? Is it possible to have all the flexibility and choices each site needs and still adhere to enterprise standards? Yes; find out what modern MES architecture can promise for this uncertain era. Listen to the recording of this fireside chat to find out: Why plant floor…
Tech transfer is critical to competitiveness in the life sciences industry. Yet most companies still rely on document-based, manual, people-dependent processes to transfer analytical and manufacturing methods. How can life sciences companies digitally transform tech transfer to improve efficiency and success? Join this webcast to hear the benefits of: Transitioning to a data-driven process Digitalizing…
Can improving design data management practices improve innovation and product development performance? We surveyed 131 companies to understand how they manage CAD files, bills of material, and other product-related information to find out. Please enjoy the summary below.* For the full report, please visit our sponsor Siemens (registration required). For related research, please see two of our…
Is it time to change the way manufacturing processes are developed? Products have dramatically increased in complexity and time-to-market expectations continue to shrink. Is a virtual, 3D based manufacturing engineering transformation the way for manufacturing engineers to ramp up products quicky without compromising quality? Join Tech-Clarity’s Jim Brown and Dassault Systèmes Delmia’s Strategic Business Development…
Is PLM ready to support the future of the digital consumer packaged goods industry? Join an interactive panel discussion featuring: PepsiCo Senior Director of Global R&D Susan Hamel Kalypso Consumer Goods Global Director Colin Speakman Tech-Clarity President Jim Brown Jim will share findings from his latest research on the State of PLM in CPG to…
Jim Brown is hosting a panel of experts to discuss the challenges, benefits, and approaches for deploying simulation technology as a part of a digital twin initiative. Join the fourth interactive discussion in the AMC Bridge Executive Series on Tuesday, April 26, 2022, at 12:30 p.m. EST. Speakers: David Heiny, Co-Founder and CEO of SimScale …
Heavy equipment is becoming more connected, autonomous, smart, and electrified. Given the increased complexity, how can manufacturers optimize equipment performance without compromising time-to-market? Learn how companies can increase performance engineering maturity to develop more innovative, high-performance equipment with fewer prototypes and lower costs. Register for this live Siemens webcast on April 26th at 11am to learn the…