Making the value of technology clear
How can heavily regulated pharmaceutical and biotechnology manufacturers keep up with changes? By being flexible and paperless. Yet that’s not as easy as it may sound. Finding the appropriate manufacturing execution systems (MES) is a foundation for success. This eBook outlines why being flexible and paperless are now imperative. It goes on to point out…
Tech-Clarity is trying to find out how manufacturers increase engineering efficiency and reduce wasted time in engineering through better design data management and the cloud. This survey is now closed, please check out our Active Research page for additional Tech-Clarity survey opportunities. Thank you for your support.
2023 is in the rearview mirror and I’m reflecting on a few things that Michelle Boucher and I learned and what they mean for our industry. Here are some takeaways from Autodesk University 2023, including AI and PLM strategy updates, that will have a big impact on the industry. This is only a small portion…
This survey is now closed, please see our active survey page link for more survey opportunities. The report detailing the findings can be accessed from here: Are You Using the Best CAD Tool? How can you get the most from CAD? What do you or your team need in a CAD solution? What would make…
How much do disconnected tools cost your business? Historically, most companies have relied on multiple disconnected tools to get the job done, particularly in product development and manufacturing. IT then invests significant effort to integrate them. Interestingly, Top Performing companies say that reducing manual efforts and non-value-added work is most important for successful product development…
Michelle Boucher and I joined a group of industry analysts for an annual visit to Dassault Systèmes headquarters for an update on their business performance, product progress, and corporate strategy. This year did not disappoint. We had a lot of great conversations with company leadership and heard some really interesting updates. I’m going to try…