Shipyards can dramatically improve content creation and management of documentation across the product lifecycle by using PLM to integrate ship design and technical publication domains. Our solutions enable engineering design and technical publication groups to share information across system repositories, reuse content and automate common domain functions and processes.

The demand for sustainable ships is growing significantly. By ensuring that future classes of ships and the shipyards that design and build them are fully compliant with both current and future environmental requirements in all stages of a ship lifecycle, this solution will support your eco-design initiatives and help you minimize the risks and costs associated with noncompliance.

Inženýring s ohledem na hydrodynamickou výkonnost je pro optimální návrh plavidla naprosto zásadní. Naše řešení umožňují analyzovat hydrodynamiku plavidel ve skutečném měřítku a skutečných provozních podmínkách. Díky virtuální nádrži lze zkoumat libovolné aspekty proudění nebo výkonnosti, například odpor lodního šroubu, samotný pohon, manévrování, zrychlení nebo tvar a zarovnání přívěsků.

Snižování spotřeby vyžaduje holistický přístup k návrhu motorů a pohonů. Naše kombinované portfolio nástrojů pro testování a pokročilé simulace umožňuje podrobnou analýzu všech aspektů návrhu a integrace motorů.

Sound structural integrity is critical for viable operation, crew and passengers’ safety and comfort, as well as minimal environmental impact. Our simulation and testing solutions can predict fatigue life and hotspots while optimizing a product for durability.

Ensuring efficient vessel performance requires integration and optimization of multiple complex systems. Our solutions allow designers to check system architecture impacts on the complete vessel performance before any physical development takes place. Simulate and validate components early in the design cycle, and accurately predict system performance.

Today’s marine market demands greener, smarter, and more high-tech vessels. To remain competitive, shipbuilders must deliver those vessels on time, on budget, and on quality. Our Integrated Ship Design and Engineering solution enables marine companies to remain in control of the design spiral. By bringing all their multidisciplinary design data, processes, and tools in one centralized environment, they can break down information and collaboration silos, boost innovation, and improve enterprise productivity.

As the demand for high value-added vessels increases, so does the need to identify and mitigate the risks associated with more complex design and manufacturing processes. This need is compounded by the current climate of unpredictability and increased competition in the shipbuilding market. To remain competitive, a shipyard must deliver bids that are both attractive and accurate. To this end, having a fully planned, resourced, and budgeted end-to-end project management solution has become critical.

To meet today’s regulations and market demands, ships need to be greener, safer, smarter, more cost-effective, more connected, and more adaptable than ever before. As complexity increases, more parties need to be involved in the vessel design, manufacturing, and maintenance processes. With ship service lives reaching up to 40 years for a commercial vessel and 50 years for a naval one, it becomes apparent that robust ship lifecycle management is not optional; it is critical.

Přísnější předpisy a stále více přizpůsobitelné funkční požadavky zvyšují poptávku po složitějších plavidlech. Tyto složitosti přicházejí v době, kdy rostoucí konkurence a ekonomická nejistota nutí loďařské společnosti snižovat výrobní náklady a dobu uvedení výrobků na trh. Chtějí-li loděnice zůstat konkurenceschopné, musí dodávat výrobky podle daných specifikací, včas a nesmějí překročit možnosti rozpočtu. Jak ale mohou stavitelé lodí snižovat výrobní náklady, aniž by se snížila kvalita, když mají již teď nízké marže?

As the economic slowdown continues to impact the already overcrowded shipping market, ship owners and operators are looking to maximize profit margins by lowering operational costs and improving vessel availability. At the same time, the rise of information and communication technology is opening new horizons for shipping companies and shipbuilders alike. So how can the marine industry capitalize on the sea of newly available data to improve the current ship service and maintenance model?