Engineering Workflow: The Process in Product Data Technology

D. Bijwaard; J.B.R.M. Spee; Pieter-Tjerk de Boer

Engineering Workflow: The Process in Product Data Technology

D. Bijwaard, J.B.R.M. Spee, Pieter-Tjerk de Boer

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Abstract

The prevailing paradigm for enterprises in the new decade is undoubtedly speed. This enterprise view is driven by the availability of e-business technology that enables new forms of collaboration between companies. The rapid developments in e-business also have an impact on the future of engineering organizations. This paper focuses on the early phases of a product’s life cycle, i.e. between initial concept and release to manufacturing. New engineering workflow capabilities are presented, that have been tailored to speed up the engineering of new products.

Original language	Undefined
Pages	215-222
Number of pages	8
Publication status	Published - May 2000
Event	Proceedings PDT Days 2000: 9th Symposium Product Data Technology Europe - Noordwijk, the Netherlands Duration: 2 May 2000 → 5 May 2000

Conference

Conference	Proceedings PDT Days 2000: 9th Symposium Product Data Technology Europe
Period	2/05/00 → 5/05/00
Other	2-5 May 2000

Keywords

EWI-19140
IR-75310

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