The Benefits of Simulation-Driven Design
Products are becoming more complex and consumers lack tolerance for design flaws. While the pressure to produce differentiated products is high, delivering on such differentiation is becoming more difficult given limited development resources.
Driven by these complex market pressures and challenges, Best-in-Class companies have discovered a better way to product innovation: simulation-driven design.
Read this comprehensive report by Aberdeen Group, a leading market research firm, to learn how you can:
- Eliminate bottlenecks in your engineering development process
- Achieve 21% improvement in the number of engineering change orders (ECOs) issued after release
- Build 27% fewer physical prototypes
- Meet time-to-market targets 75% of the time – 17% higher rate than All Others
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Products are becoming more complex and consumers lack tolerance for design flaws. While the pressure to produce differentiated products is high, delivering on such differentiation is becoming more difficult given limited development resources.
Driven by these complex market pressures and challenges, Best-in-Class companies have discovered a better way to product innovation: simulation-driven design.
Read this comprehensive report by Aberdeen Group, a leading market research firm, to learn how you can:
- Eliminate bottlenecks in your engineering development process
- Achieve 21% improvement in the number of engineering change orders (ECOs) issued after release
- Build 27% fewer physical prototypes
- Meet time-to-market targets 75% of the time – 17% higher rate than All Others