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To ensure program excellence, aerospace and defense companies should involve manufacturing at every stage, starting with the bid. The ability to fully understand the manufacturing implications of multiple design alternatives is critical to creating winning bids. In addition, winning bids are typically ones that demonstrate that manufacturing capabilities exist for building the product as per the requirements. Once a program is underway, the early involvement of manufacturing engineering brings the consideration of manufacturing requirements into the design process, which can help control unit costs, improve production rates and guide facilities planning. Early manufacturing involvement can also reduce the number of program changes, ensure a smooth transition from development to production, and provide accurate planning for on-time program launch.
We offer a closed loop process-driven approach involving five steps starting with Concept to Build, going on to Design to Build, Plan to Build, Build to Deliver and completing with Deliver to Learn. Our solution does this by digitalizing the entire manufacturing process, and enabling you to create “Digital Twins” of the product and production facilities, making it possible to simulate production processes for aerospace systems early in the product cycle and delivering all of the benefits of early and on-going manufacturing involvement.
