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Addressing Process Complexity

<p>Process complexity is compounded by all the different operations needed to design and manufacture complex electronic systems—from product concept, to architectural decomposition, through all the parallel multiple domains for electronics, mechanical and software, and finally to manufacturing.</p>
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The Pillars of Digital Transformation for Electronics

<p>The electronics industry is fast approaching a new era of digital transformation. Digital technologies create new business processes, cultures and customer experiences by bringing together all the aspects of product design, including mechanical and electrical, and streamlining the entire design process – from product inception through to manufacturing.</p>

Read the White Paper
components of digital transformation of product lifecycle management - requirements drive the mechanical, electronic, electrical, and software development. Those are verified and manufactured, and each part informs the other parts.
Addressing Critical Challenges

Digital Transformation of Process Complexity

Untangling process complexity requires integration, shared data, and improved intelligence. The entire development process must be supported by digitally integrated and optimized multi-domain design, engineering productivity and process efficiency tools, and digital prototype-driven verification.

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Digitally Integrated and Optimized

A digitally integrated solution across multiple domains reduces manual intervention, fosters collaboration, improves transparency across disciplines, and eliminates respins between design and manufacturing.

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Engineering Productivity and Process Efficiency

Process automation, abstraction, reuse, and scalable tool capacity establish frictionless ecosystem connections to improve productivity, throughput, and process efficiency while reducing risk, regardless of design complexity.

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Digital-Prototype Driven Verification

Digital-prototype driven, shift-left verification supports automation technologies that eliminate manual reviews, minimize physical tests, make it easier to find and fix errors and improve productivity and design quality.

Solutions for Process Complexity

Siemens technologies address process complexity by streamlining the process from product concept, to architectural decomposition, through all the parallel multiple domains for electronics, mechanical and software, and finally to manufacturing.