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MBSE and SDPD bring together the cross-product lifecycle in Teamcenter

MBSE (model based systems engineering) is a critical part of Teamcenter® product lifecycle management (PLM). Our approach to MBSE is called “Systems Driven Product Development (SDPD)”, because Teamcenter brings together multi-domain product development – mechanical, electrical, and software -- along with considerations like cost, reliability, and manufacturability. With Teamcenter, you can define what will be built, instruct people how to do it, and orchestrate the downstream development process -- creating the critical glue that holds the entire cross-product lifecycle together.

With SDPD, Teamcenter understands how everything fits together so domain-specific decisions are always made with the big-picture in mind.  The process starts with defining requirements, establishing program plans, moving through the product architecting process, driving out interfaces, setting targets/attributes, identifying technical risk, and establishing/capturing system decision models. SDPD drives the entire downstream development/delivery process for continuous engineering throughout the entire cross-product lifecycle.

Model Based Systems Engineering

MBSE (model based systems engineering) is a critical part of Teamcenter® product lifecycle management (PLM). Our approach to MBSE is called “Systems Driven Product Development (SDPD)”, because Teamcenter brings together multi-domain product development – mechanical, electrical, and software -- along with considerations like cost, reliability, and manufacturability. With Teamcenter, you can define what will be built, instruct people how to do it, and orchestrate the downstream development process -- creating the critical glue that holds the entire cross-product lifecycle together.

With SDPD, Teamcenter understands how everything fits together so domain-specific decisions are always made with the big-picture in mind.  The process starts with defining requirements, establishing program plans, moving through the product architecting process, driving out interfaces, setting targets/attributes, identifying technical risk, and establishing/capturing system decision models. SDPD drives the entire downstream development/delivery process for continuous engineering throughout the entire cross-product lifecycle.

MBSE is a critical part of the Teamcenter Systems Driven Product Development solution. Read more below.

Enterprise Model Management

Now that 1D models are generating product content, keeping up with the 1D models as part of your product model management objectives, is just as important as keeping up with your 2D/3D models when building products. We need to start treating these 1D models with the respect they deserve. Teamcenter enables efficient management of 1D models, together with other product models for faster innovation with greater visibility into your cross domain data and processes.

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Product Architecture and System Modeling

Complete product architecture with PLM establishes the glue for all downstream product lifecycle disciplines to work together.  With Teamcenter Systems Engineering complete architecture and system 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 stay connected.

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Technical Risk Management

The Teamcenter MADe product line introduces a complete, model based product safety and reliability approach that adds reliability modeling to the product lifecycle to predict reliability issues before they become product recalls. This allows organizations to move from isolated product safety and reliability analysis processes (i.e. isolated RAMS, disconnected FMEA, Fault Tree's, etc.) to reliability models that can proactively influence product development towards safe and reliable products.

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Change Management

With SDPD, Systems Engineering components are a part of the overall PLM process.  Requirements, functions, logical, physical, processes, interfaces, targets/parameters, and more can participate in standard change management practices either as a product architecture/system model change process or included in product level changes.   So, changes no longer have to be managed separately but can be included with global product change planning and management—no more disconnects between product architecture and the current product baseline.

Product Requirements Engineering

The value of requirements isn't in capturing them, but in driving the product development process from the customer's perspective. Since requirements are a part of Teamcenter, you can allocate requirements to various downstream functions, features,  and product architectures (and vice versa) -- all while generating the reports, documentation, and dashboards to manage the requirements process. 

You can create, view and edit requirements directly from the web or familiar Microsoft Office applications, including Microsoft Word and Excel.

Program planning and systems engineering

Integrated program planning is driven by Systems Engineering architecture and requirement decisions. Resources, schedules, and more are committed by these decisions. Requirements, functions, interface definitions, etc. can be tied directly to program milestones and project tasks. Once established, as programs execute, requirements, functions, test cases, and resources have visibility into what needs to happen, when it needs to happen, potential issues, etc. allowing you to continuously assess program risk.

Teamcenter

Teamcenter

Teamcenter

A modern, adaptable PLM system that breaks down barriers between people and processes, Teamcenter helps manage the multi-domain development and manufacturing of highly successful products.

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История успеха

Ford Motor Company

$100+ million in warranty cost savings

$100+ million in warranty cost savings

Using PLM technology to manage in-vehicle software, Ford has greatly reduced repair work and is setting the stage for additional savings through software re-use.

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