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Saturday, August 13, 2016

Ptc Creo tooling solutions improves tooling time by 20%

How Eqic is using PTC Creo Tooling solutions for creating complex molds with high precision and improving tooling time by 20%






Initiatives and Results


Reduce Tooling Time

Initiative: Reduce tooling lead time by automated generation of associated tooling and manufacturing deliverables


Result: Reduced manufacturing and tooling time by 20%


Errors Reduced

Initiative:  Reduce production errors to improve quality of moulds
Result: Errors have been reduced by to great extent. Less Re-works


Improve Collaboration

Initiative: Seamless integration between Design & Tooling
Result: Any changes in Design can be quickly incorporated in Tooling


Handling Late stage changes

Initiative: To handle late stage design changes quickly and accurately
Result: Late stage design changes are made faster and accurately.

 Customer Quote
PTC Creo Tooling Solutions have helped us to reduce our  tooling time by 20 %......”

-Mr. K.Ramesh Babu
Direct  


Wednesday, August 10, 2016

3D Interactive Manual data

3D Visualizations for Virtual Functioning of Engineering Assemblies

Facilitate better engineering communication :-

• Product concepts.
• Functionality and work principles.
• Assembly & Dismantling sequence
• Operation , Maintenance ,Repair & Trouble shooting.

3D Animated & Simulated Visuals help :-

• Eliminate assumptions made by respective viewers
• Provide accelerated high-quality training to Engineers
• Clear Communication to Service & Maintenance department.


















Appropriate solutions to Engineering Industry by 
providing 3D Interactive Engineering Manuals  for

• Pre-launch of products & services.
• Customer / User Manual.
• Service Manual .
• Assembly Instructions Manual.
• Training Manual.


Why Adroitec Engineering Solutions ?

• ISO 9001 :2008 certified organization, est. in 1988, serving industry for CAD CAE CAM PLM & Technical Services in Mechanical /Electrical/ Civil applications.
• In-house all requisite expertise in all Engineering disciplines and 3D Multi-media.
• coupled with specific Expert-Consultants drawn from relevant Industry for specific requirements.

Friday, August 5, 2016

Web Schedule - August 2016


Webinar Training Sessions

 

Sl NoDateDayTimeTopicPresenterDurationSuggested Audience
(Minutes)
103.08.16Wednesday11:00Quick tuition on Creo technical SurfacingMagesh45All active Creo parametric Customers
210.08.16Wednesday11:00Basic Introduction to Creo Sheetmetal DesignKishore45All active Creo parametric Customers
317.08.16Wednesday11:00Understanding all configuration files of Creo ParametricSantha Lingam45All active Creo parametric Customers
424.08.16Wednesday11:00Understanding Basic Mechanism Connections of Creo ParametricWaqar45All active Creo parametric Customers



Webinar Demo Sessions 

 



Sl NoDateDayTimeTopicPresenterDurationSuggested Audience
(Minutes)
103.08.16Wednesday15:00Creo Intelligent fasteners extensionMagesh45All PTC customers and prospects
210.08.16Wednesday15:003D product design using IroCAD 3DKishore45IroCAD Prospects and Customers
317.08.16Wednesday15:00Design of Tools using Creo Parametric (TDO)

PTC Service Lifecycle Management System

Plan, Execute, and Optimize Your Service Business

Purpose-built for product-smart service, PTC’s Service Lifecycle Management (SLM) System connects people, processes and data to optimize service roles and outcomes. The SLM System enables service leaders to strategically plan, execute and optimize service throughout the service network–regardless of task, role, product, or geography–for continuous product and service improvement.

PTC’s SLM System provides advanced insight and deeper knowledge of how to best install, operate, maintain, and service  products to deliver the highest product and service performance. This empowers companies to transform into strategic service organizations that increase revenue, profitability, and customer value.

Key benefits

• Enables a strategic approach to building a service technology infrastructure

• Delivers a “single view of service” for better decision making

• Affords complete service visibility for business planning and optimization

• Optimizes service worker efficiency and accuracy for best possible service outcomes

• Provides connectivity with enterprise systems such as PLM, CRM, and ERP for closed loop processes with engineering, quality, customers and operations

• Improves operational efficiency of service network

• Increases product value and generates higher lifetime revenue

Comprehensive Capabilities

Manufacturers, equipment operators, and their service providers are expanding the role of service–using differentiated product and service offerings to drive revenue, profits, and higher customer value. But fragmented infrastructures, complex products, and fractured service networks are creating obstacles to service growth, making it difficult for organizations to support this transformation.

PTC’s SLM System maintains and analyzes service and product history to optimize continuous improvement and deliver the highest product and service performance.

Plan, execute, and optimize

Built specifically for planning around the complexities and dynamics of the global service ecosystem, PTC’s SLM System standardizes processes and technology throughout the entire in-service execution lifecycle to provide the lowest cost and highest value. This system maintains and analyzes service and product history for best possible outcomes (optimization) leading to increased value and continuous improvement.


The PTC SLM System is SMART

Product-smart. Service planning and information leverage product development data throughout the  lifecycle from design to new product introductions through to disposition. Service execution is aligned with specific products to include installations, repairs, maintenance, overhauls, and upgrades


Service-smart. Processes and technologies are specialized for service and able to identify the highest impact areas for improvement


The PTC SLM System is CONNECTED

• Connected People. Global but centralized workforce and extended service network that allows service leaders and company management to see a single view of service

• Connected Products. Products participate directly in service processes and delivery execution. They are connected to service, the enterprise, the operator, and/or the owner

• Connected Enterprise. Data and processes are linked between service functions and SLM, CRM,  ERP, and the Extended Service Network for improved knowledge sharing


• Connected Product Development. Enables ‘Design for Serviceability’ and streamlines updated change management between engineering and service processes. Leverages product and service performance information to optimize future generations of products

Transforming Service with PTC Service Lifecycle Management

The potential for service revenue continues to grow, and a consolidated view of service that connects service planning, delivery, and analysis will ensure that companies achieve maximum value of a product’s entire lifecycle. The PTC approach to Service Lifecycle Management (SLM) optimizes the system of people, processes, and technology to enable greater service performance and improvement. As a result, service organizations are more strategic and can focus on growth and profitability.

PTC Global Services

• Value Centric Engagement Model: Ensures cross-organizational alignment on key business objectives, a detailed roadmap that connects business need with technical feasibility, and clear accountability for program governance and decision making

• Ensures that PTC technology is aligned with your strategic business requirements, best practice processes, and organizational constraints

• Adapts to your priorities while minimizing deployment risks, accelerating time to value, and increasing
flexibility for future organizational needs

• Role-based adoption programs enable a customized approach tied directly to the deployment roadmap and to individual and work group needs for process improvements

Wednesday, August 3, 2016

PLM market grew to $38.7 billion

"The PLM market grew to $38.7 billion overall in 2015, 2.8% growth over 2014,” according to Stan Przybylinski, CIMdata’s Vice President of Research. “When looked at in constant currencies, that growth rate would be 8.2% over 2014. Most of the PLM market leaders had strong growth in constant currencies, and all continued to make strategic acquisitions to expand their portfolios and, in some cases, to enter new markets. Looking toward 2020, CIMdata forecasts the PLM market to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.3% to $52.3 billion."

Courtest - CIMData

Adroitec offers PLM services using PTC windchill.

Tuesday, August 2, 2016

PTC Joins 3MF

PTC  today announced that it has joined the 3MF Consortium at the founding membership level. 3MF Consortium is an industry association created to develop and promote a new full-fidelity file format for 3D printing.

PTC’s industry-leading Creo® CAD software offers capabilities designed to streamline additive manufacturing, enabling users to remove uncertainty and rework from the process, and allowing them to go from concept to validation quickly and easily. With Design for Additive Manufacturing, PTC provides a single environment within its Creo product suite that enables users to design, optimize, prepare, and validate designs for 3D printing.

“PTC is committed to bringing visibility of manufacturing capabilities to the design engineer and streamlining the overall design-to-3D print process,” said Paul Sagar, vice president, CAD product management, PTC. “This is a shared vision with the 3MF Consortium, and we look forward to collaborating with fellow industry leaders to make this a reality.”

“PTC joining the 3MF Consortium is yet another important step toward the goal of developing a viable, end-to-end, global additive manufacturing solution,” said Adrian Lannin, executive director, 3MF Consortium. “PTC is well-known for its innovative technology platforms and solutions for the Internet of Things, and they will become an important contributor to the 3MF Consortium.”

The 3MF Consortium was formed to close the gap between the capabilities of modern 3D printers and outdated file formats. The 3MF specification eliminates many of the problems associated with currently available file formats, resolving interoperability and functionality issues, and enabling companies to focus more on innovation. The first version of the 3MF specification is available now for download at no charge.

Additional Resources
• Design for Additive Manufacturing (resource page)
• Harvard Business Review: “How Smart, Connected Products are Transforming Companies,” authors PTC CEO Jim Heppelmann and Harvard Professor Michael Porter

About the 3MF Consortium

Launched in 2015, the 3MF Consortium is a Joint Development Foundation project with the goal to define a 3D printing format that will allow design applications to send full-fidelity 3D models to a mix of other applications, platforms, services and printers. The 3MF (for 3D Manufacturing Format) specification eliminates the widespread issues with currently available file formats.

Founding members of the 3MF Consortium are: 3D Systems; Autodesk, Inc.; Dassault Systèmes, SA.; FIT AG; GE Global Research; HP, Inc.; Materialise; Microsoft Corporation; PTC Inc.; Shapeways, Inc.; Siemens PLM Software; SLM Solutions Group AG; Stratasys; and Ultimaker. The starting point for the Consortium’s development of the 3MF specification was Microsoft’s donation of its 3D file format work-in-progress. More information about the 3MF Consortium and the 3MF specification is available at http://www.3mf.io.

About PTC

PTC (PTC) is a global provider of technology platforms and solutions that transform how companies create, operate, and service the “things” in the Internet of Things (IoT). The company’s next-generation ThingWorx® technology platform gives developers the tools they need to capture, analyze, and capitalize on the vast amounts of data being generated by smart, connected products and systems. The company’s field-proven solutions are deployed in more than 26,000 businesses worldwide to generate a product or service advantage. PTC’s award-winning CEO, considered an industry thought leader, co-authored the definitive guides to the impact of the IoT on business in the Harvard Business Review.

PTC, the PTC logo, Creo, and ThingWorx are trademarks or registered trademarks of PTC Inc. or its subsidiaries in the United States and other countries.