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ENOVIA VPLM V5.17 Powers Global Collaboration Software Announcement September 5, 2006 ENOVIA VPLM V5.17 powers global collaboration Overview Additional Web services provided by ENOVIA LCA and ENOVIA V5 VPM At a glance ENOVIA V5 VPM2 increases the enable deeper, process-based flexibility and power of the integrations, providing openness and ENOVIA VPLM1 V5.17 delivers the collaborative Product Lifecycle scalability to optimize business following features and benefits: agility. Management (PLM) engineering • desktop by delivering powerful new Embeds advanced effectivity capabilities that allow engineers Additional collaboration and access and configuration management additional flexibility to define through 3D XML data leverages and in a single immersive configuration filters on a combination extends the power of 3D across workspace, dramatically of date, range, milestones or non-design activities and helps improving designer specifications. Engineers can rapidly customers extend their global 3D productivity. collaborative environment. build design context and display • Streamlines navigation and configuration information on parts to 1 Virtual Product Lifecycle enhances GUI customization to provide efficient design optimization Management search, understand and processes. 2 Virtual Product Manager 3 evaluate product and change Digital Mock-up impacts, improving ease of use ENOVIA V5 VPM provides robust 4 LifeCycle Applications and the ability to interpret customization options that maximize relationships and changes. environment flexibility and ease of Key prerequisites use to accelerate the ability of users • Deepens analysis and digital to effectively leverage and optimize ENOVIA VPLM runs on selected validation processes through relational design processes. system levels of: more accurate and robust measurement and sectioning, 3 • ENOVIA DMU delivers enriched Microsoft Windows and enhances the flexibility and • interference detection and analysis IBM AIX reporting of the human builder. features to its real time Digital • Hewlett Packard HP-UX Mockup & Decision Support • SGI IRIX • Manages, optimizes and capabilities. This ensures the spatial • Sun Solaris standardizes business integrity of the mock-up and provides processes, allowing the users with more accurate analysis ENOVIA VPLM requires a properly organization to respond more on specific product configurations. sized database that uses either rapidly to the demands of global Enhancements to ENOVIA DMU DB2 or Oracle. collaboration and competition. deliver a more natural and fluid • human manikin to product and Program number: For details, refer Provides additional environment simulations to enable to the Program number section in collaboration and access more efficient and more accurate this announcement. through 3D XML data to studies. leverage and extend the power Planned availability dates of 3D across non-design ENOVIA LCA4 provides more flexible activities. business process support through • September 29, 2006, ENOVIA real-time process optimization via ad VPLM V5.17 hoc review and dynamic participants • October 13, 2006, ENOVIA VPLM with E-PM based processes. V5.17 (Japan) • October 20, 2006, ENOVIA VPLM Web-based Learning Solutions V5.17 This announcement is provided for your information only. For additional information, contact your IBM representative, call 800-IBM-4YOU, or visit the IBM home page at: http://www.ibm.com. IBM Asia Pacific IBM is a registered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation. AP06-0196 go-to-market decisions until late in the life cycle to deliver AP distribution precisely the product the market expects and the margins the company requires. TO ALL ASIA PACIFIC COUNTRIES FOR RELEASE. ENOVIA LCA CTRY/Region ANNOUNCED ENOVIA LCA helps global manufacturing organizations ASEAN * Yes manage the complexity of product development AUSTRALIA Yes HONG KONG Yes processes across distributed value chains and the entire PRC Yes product life cycle — from concept to obsolescence. MACAO Yes TAIWAN Yes ENOVIA LCA delivers a unique set of integrated KOREA Yes applications spanning engineering and manufacturing that JAPAN Yes NEW ZEALAND Yes supports the life-cycle management of the PPR definition in ENOVIA V5 VPM and DELMIA V5. The integrated * Bangladesh, Brunei, Myanmar, Sri Lanka, India, development and validation of the virtual product and Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, virtual factory helps manufacturing companies reduce Thailand, Vietnam design rework and costs, while significantly improving time-to-market. Built upon flexible process-modeling middleware that Description integrates data and processes across PLM, enterprise resource planning (ERP), legacy, and other critical For new and enhanced product descriptions, refer to the enterprise systems, ENOVIA LCA supports unique and Additional information section. changing business requirements of global manufacturing organizations. Having a consolidated view that includes Accessibility by people with disabilities all these functional aspects is crucial to increasing business agility and optimizing production schedules and Owing to the graphics-intensive nature of its engineering development resources. design applications, this product has been granted a deviation for 2006. ENOVIA LCA helps development organizations meet shrinking market windows by placing the latest product and process information such as configurations, maturity, Product positioning where-used, 3D representations, and so on in a collaborative, Web-based environment that is always ENOVIA VPLM addresses the management and open for business, enabling real-time decision making exploitation of intellectual property accumulated during across global value-chains. the complete product development process, from product ENOVIA DMU specification and definition through manufacturing process and resource definition and simulation. The ENOVIA DMU enables digital product simulation, analysis development of all products is based on observed and validation. It improves product quality and industry best practices such as widespread use of 3D, accelerating decision making by providing real-time interference management, relational design, early insight into real world product performance. manufacturing involvement and target-based development. The best practices are based on Dassault ENOVIA DMU enables real-time visualization and review Systemes′ V5 architecture and make extensive use of rich of the 3D product as it evolves, streamlining collaborative product, process and resource (PPR) information. review and decision-making. It allows design teams to digitally build the product mock-up and its environment, There are four product lines available. and then analyze it to gain early insight into key factors determining design quality, product performance, and ENOVIA V5 VPM ultimate market success. ENOVIA V5 VPM helps enterprise users evaluate changes Using ENOVIA DMU testing and analysis tools, engineers and improve decision making by leveraging real-time can reduce and even eliminate the time and cost invested knowledge of the cause and effect relationships needed in build it, break it scenarios requiring multiple physical to optimize product quality, cost, and performance. prototypes. More importantly, it allows them to spend ENOVIA V5 VPM offers a comprehensive, streamlined more time innovating. approach to managing the creation and maturation of the Seamlessly integrated within Dassault Systemes PLM virtual product definition from the highest level of solutions and designed for multiCAD environments, product hierarchy (product lines) to the lowest level of ENOVIA DMU facilitates digital mock-up validation and feature usage (geometric substitutes and alternatives). simulation from detailed design to maintenance. It With ENOVIA V5 VPM, engineers are able to extend the provides extensive support for engineering processes power of CATIA V5 knowledgeware and Relational Design such as interference detection and analysis, hybrid with the assembly or entire portfolio in mind, eliminating mock-up review, packaging and product synthesis, human part interference and increasing commonality across ergonomics analysis, engineering data visualization and product lines and variants. Globally dispersed teams can technical publication. engage in intense multidiscipline engineering When ENOVIA DMU is used in conjunction with ENOVIA collaboration 24/7, producing more designs in less time V5 VPM, the benefits and savings increase exponentially. that are optimized for both manufacturability and market It enables global organizations — from marketing to acceptance. design to maintenance — to collaborate in real time using To increase the likelihood of market success, ENOVIA V5 configurable 3D mock-ups, and to rapidly validate product VPM effectively allows development organizations to front variants during testing of design alternatives. With load the design and validation of all possible product ENOVIA DMU, development teams can transform product configurations and, if necessary, withhold critical information into business intelligence, improving decision AP06-0196 -2- making and product quality across the enterprise value • French chain. • German • Japanese ENOVIA 3d com Product integrated information (PII) is included on the Leveraging both Web and 3D technologies, 3d com code CDs at general availability. Softcopy publications products are the ideal solution for anyone within a are available as follows: company who needs to have a single point of access federating all extended enterprise
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