Connecting SolidWorks EPDM and ENOVIA V6
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The document discusses the connection between SolidWorks EPDM and Enovia V6, emphasizing their compatibility and the benefits for SolidWorks customers with complex products. It outlines the various definitions of 'connect' in PLM architectures, including real-time data federation and bi-directional workflows. The document concludes with next steps for both EPDM and Enovia V6 users regarding their PLM needs and enterprise architecture plans.
Connecting SolidWorks EPDM and ENOVIA V6
- 1. Connecting SolidWorks EPDM and ENOVIA V6Jonathan Scott, Principal ConsultantRazorleaf Corporation
- 2. AgendaMotivationContextDefining “Connect”Proof-of-Concept / DemoNext Steps
- 3. There are different PLM Architectures
- 4. “Connect” Means Different Things
- 5. EPDM and ENOVIA are easily connectable
- 6. MotivationEPDM is one of the best PDMs for SolidWorks
- 7. MotivationEPDM is one of the best PDMs for SolidWorksENOVIA V6 is Dassault’s PLM backbone
- 8. MotivationEPDM is one of the best PDMs for SolidWorksENOVIA V6 is Dassault’s PLM backboneSolidWorks customers have complex products
- 9. MotivationEPDM is one of the best PDMs for SolidWorksENOVIA V6 is Dassault’s PLM backboneSolidWorks customers have complex productsPLM is not just for Boeing and Ford
- 10. MotivationEPDM is one of the best PDMs for SolidWorksENOVIA V6 is Dassault’s PLM backboneSolidWorks customers have complex productsPLM is not just for Boeing and Fordx
- 11. There are different PLM Architectures
- 12. PLM Architecture
- 13. MotivationENOVIA V6 can offer…xBOM ManagementMaterials ComplianceProgram ManagementSupplier ManagementExport/IP ControlQuality ManagementUnit BOM Management
- 14. ContextPDM and PLM agree on the key ingredients:CAD DataDrawing-centricModel-centric (MBD)
- 15. ContextPDM and PLM agree on the key ingredients:CAD DataDrawing-centricModel-centric (MBD)Workflows
- 16. ContextPDM and PLM agree on the key ingredients:CAD DataDrawing-centricModel-centric (MBD)WorkflowsItems/Parts
- 17. ContextPDM and PLM agree on the key ingredients:CAD DataDrawing-centricModel-centric (MBD)WorkflowsItems/PartsBOMs
- 18. ContextPDM and PLM agree on the key ingredients:CAD DataDrawing-centricModel-centric (MBD)WorkflowsItems/PartsBOMs
- 19. “Connect” Means Different Things
- 20. Defining “Connect”CAD Data (drawings or models)CAD + WorkflowCAD + ItemsCAD + Items + WorkflowCAD + Items + BOMsCAD + Items + BOMs + Workflow
- 21. Defining “Connect”Real-time data federationBi-directional event-drivenBi-directional batchDirectional event-drivenDirectional batch
- 22. EPDM and ENOVIA are easily connectable
- 23. Defining “Connect”Today, “connect” = directional event-driven CADFirst VersionSecond Version
- 24. Demonstration
- 25. Next StepsFor EPDM usersWhat are your PLM needs?What does that mean you need to “connect”?For ENOVIA V6 usersWhat is your CAD data management plan?For new usersWhat is your enterprise architecture plan?
- 26. Jonathan Scottwww.Razorleaf.comJonathan.Scott@Razorleaf.com@JonathanPScott330.676.0022 x7133