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You can think of product architecture in much the same way as building architecture. No one can imagine starting a building without a set of architectural plans and blue prints to work from before starting the project, so we shouldn’t be surprised when things go wrong with products that are without a product architecture plan. Product architecture establishes the arrangement of product components. Without this arrangement, you don’t have the information needed to put together a cohesive product. In other words, product architecture establishes the glue for all downstream product lifecycle disciplines to work together.
With Teamcenter System Modeling Workbench systems modeling capabilities, you can capture your product architecture data with the product lifecycle, enabling you to have complete visibility into design decisions. This allows the various domains across your product lifecycle (software, electronics, mechanics, etc.) to start integrated, stay integrated.
You can think of product architecture in much the same way as building architecture. No one can imagine starting a building without a set of architectural plans and blue prints to work from before starting the project, so we shouldn’t be surprised when things go wrong with products that are without a product architecture plan. Product architecture establishes the arrangement of product components. Without this arrangement, you don’t have the information needed to put together a cohesive product. In other words, product architecture establishes the glue for all downstream product lifecycle disciplines to work together.
With Teamcenter System Modeling Workbench systems modeling capabilities, you can capture your product architecture data with the product lifecycle, enabling you to have complete visibility into design decisions. This allows the various domains across your product lifecycle (software, electronics, mechanics, etc.) to start integrated, stay integrated.
Teamcenter's System Modeling Workbench captures, organizes, and relates system functions and logical elements, capturing the product architecture in the process. System block diagrams become a ‘living’ window to architecture objects and relationships in Teamcenter that are configured, controlled, change managed, etc. Diagrams can be navigated, and used in documentation and reports to understand relationships between various parts of the product. This establishes a 'system of systems' view for developers to understand how everything fits together driving everyone towards an integrated solution.
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Introduction to integrated systems approach for complex product development--integrating systems engineering with the product lifecycle.
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In the age of digitalization, traditional product development approaches are no longer sustainable. We need to make a fundamental change in the way...
"Why"/Intro for System Modeling Workbench (SMW) describes the consequences of disconnected domain design decisions. SMW solves this problem by creating an integrated multi-domain product architecture that creates the cross-domain digital thread that allows developers to understand the impacts of their decisions early (vs when we have to do a product recall)--enabling products to start integrated, stay integrated.