10 key manufacturing automation strategies to accelerate growth
Manufacturing is no longer just about output.
To compete in today’s manufacturing sector, you need to be able to able to deliver excellent customer experiences – at scale.
Every manufacturer, no matter how large or small, needs to excel in customisation, cost, production flexibility and quality
Easier said than done?
By integrating elements like product design, engineering, quality and production as part of a concurrent manufacturing system, you are able to respond to customer demands quickly, flexibly and at scale.
Download this eBook from our partners DELMIAWORKS to learn how automation throughout the design-to-manufacturing lifecycle can give you an edge over the competition.
Automating the Design-to-Manufacturing Lifecycle
By integrating & automating the complete design-to-manufacturing lifecycle, you are able to share design information in real-time, alleviating costly delays in projects and finding the root cause of quality problems before they cause production delays.
In fact, studies have shown that when real-time monitoring is used as the foundation for creating a design-to-manufacturing process, time-to-market is accelerated by up to 75%.
This eBook from DELMIAWORKS (a Dassault Systèmes brand, formerly IQMS) outlines 10 automation strategies that can help you to speed up new product development cycles, improve product quality and increase yield rates.
Automating across the entire manufacturing lifecycle, from initial design to the final product, improves the efficiency of your manufacturing plant.
In addition to efficiency improvements, the design-to-manufacturing process can drive more revenue. By giving customers the freedom they want, in term of product customisation, manufacturers can provide an excellent service, build customer loyalty, and improve their chances of dominating the market in years to come.
Discover how to create a unified design-to-manufacturing platform, by integrating diverse design and manufacturing systems that encompass:
- Mechanical design
- Electrical design
- Design simulation and analysis
- Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM)
- Inspection
- Work instructions
- ERP systems
How to automate in manufacturing
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Posted by Joe on 30th May 2020.