In this e-book, Madhavi Ramesh from Punditas explains how reusing rich 3D models can help you manage complexity, maximize customer value and move ahead of the pack Model-Based Definition (MBD) is a prerequisite for achieving Model-Based Enterprise, but the realities of implementing MBD have traditionally been fraught with challenges. Today, many of the hurdles that... Continue Reading →
Having worked with numerous customers, I see 4 things that are show-stoppers as companies try to implement MBD (Model Based Definition) and MBE (Model Based Enterprise). Current approaches are - 1. Siloed 2. Disconnected 3. Non-collaborative 4. Non-inclusive Siloed Today, "to each to his/her own set of information" Information about current/target Maturity levels, People,Training needs,... Continue Reading →
In an Enterprise, issues are typically related to each other as Enterprise Applications are inter-dependent. For example, what might start off as a Creo issue might end up with Windchill/TeamCenter/SolidWorks/SAP/etc. issue. If your environment is anything like the below Punditas AI Platform can help your Enterprise Users resolve issues faster because they can easily visualize... Continue Reading →
You probably know that Creo Parametric can create parts, assemblies, and drawings. But how familiar are you with the depth and breadth of Creo Parametric’s other capabilities?Creo is a complete Computer Aided Engineering platform for performing design, analysis, and manufacturing processes throughout your product’s life cycle. There are probably a few capabilities that Creo has... Continue Reading →
Reason #1: Conversion Tool for Legacy Set Datum Annotations in Model-Based Definition There is a tool to convert legacy set datum annotations. The tool to convert legacy set datum annotations, guides you through the process of converting legacy set datum annotations created in Creo Parametric 3.0 and earlier, into the modernized datum feature symbols. The associativity to... Continue Reading →
Reason #1: Improved Failure Notifications for 3D Annotations in Model-Based Definition Failure notifications is improved for semantic 3D annotations, such as dimensions, geometric tolerances (GTOLS), datum feature symbols (DFS) and datum targets (DTD). The improved graphical display of those 3D annotations and missing references makes it easier to identify the failure and diagnose of what... Continue Reading →
Model Based Enterprise (MBE) and MBD are fundamentally changing how we do business. As we embark on this epic journey, there’s a need to collaborate and be connected to the stakeholders on these 4 things- Developing company's MBE Strategy & Roadmap Getting feedback from select downstream individuals during the strategy phase (Ex: from key Design/Inspection/... Continue Reading →
I came across some interesting definitions of Metadata from various sources and here's a compilation of the best I found... A Love Note to the Future “A love note to the future” is how Jason Scott refers to metadata. Metadata, you see, is really a love note – it might be to yourself, but in... Continue Reading →
As Jason Scott describes in his blog here - If you don’t really know what metadata is, that’s cool, it’s a kind of weird concept. In simple terms, metadata is information about other data. If you have a pile of Apple II Floppy Disk images, then the fact they’re Apple II floppy disk images is... Continue Reading →
No, I'm not talking about Steakholders but Stakeholders for realizing Model Based Definition & Model Based Enterprise. Let me begin by defining MBD and MBE. Model Based Definition (MBD) is about creating rich “Technical Data Packages (TDP)” which includes 3D model and associated data elements that fully define the product in a manner that can... Continue Reading →
