Making the value of technology clear
Did you know that engineers spend, on average, about a day a week on non-value-added data management tasks? That’s a lot of time spent on design data management that could be spent on driving product innovation and performance. That NVA time has a big business impact as well, including missed design deadlines that can delay…
Our research shows that engineers spend a significant percentage of their time, almost a day a week, on non-value-added data management activities such as finding information, working with the wrong data, recreating data, translating formats, and other common time wasting tasks. These time wasters cause them to miss deadlines, develop products with higher costs, miss…
Small engineering teams have many of the same challenges as larger ones, but have fewer resources to address them. How can small design teams manage product development complexity through better collaboration and design data management and the cloud to meet their design targets? Please enjoy the summary* below. For the full research, please visit our sponsor Siemens…
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.
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How do manufacturers use the cloud to manage product-related data and processes? Please take 10 minutes to share your perspective in our online survey and we’ll share the results with you. We invite you fill out this survey and as a thank you we’ll send you a copy of the final report. The survey should take no…