PLM platform for product lifecycle management: requirements, changes, configurations, and team collaboration.
Innovation increasingly means that global teams collaborate with global information in a social context—and do so clearly, confidently, and consistently.
Built on the 3DEXPERIENCE platform, ENOVIA enables your innovators to reap the benefits of real collaboration. Easy to acquire, quick to learn, and simple to use, ENOVIA is reliable and secure enough to manage even the most confidential and critical data.
Targeted prototypes ZERO and ZERO BOM errors
In the new era of manufacturing, news about your product launch instantly reaches consumers around the world. However, if the product is not immediately available in a region, consumers will turn to alternatives. Gone are the days when a product is first released in a developed market and then in the developing world. A well-organized global launch is quickly becoming a business imperative to achieve a higher return on investment.
Managing conceptual and commercial aspects of products
Define conceptual product definitions that can be reused across multiple products to meet market specifications and provide additional capabilities. These definitions serve as the basis for defining configurable product variants and drive the creation of engineering bill of materials (EBOM).
From product data management to integrated design management
Support the entire product development process by providing early access to design information and enabling the enterprise to collaborate before final product decisions are made.
Seamless collaboration across extended enterprises
Ensure control of material specifications throughout the product lifecycle—from design to manufacturing, planning, and all the way through to production and maintenance.
Target ZERO product delays
Imagine your company has several parallel projects, multiple suppliers, and your team introduces thousands of new parts every year! With ENOVIA's product planning and program management solutions, you can now manage even the most complex processes. ENOVIA provides "invisible management" that reduces risk and identifies problems before they fully manifest, allowing you to manage project updates with delivery status.
Towards ZERO product failure
In the experience economy, customers play a more active role in communicating their requirements and preferences for the products they buy. This phenomenon requires the ability to manage customer requirements not as an afterthought, but as an integral part of the product development process. ENOVIA's approach to requirements-driven system design and product development based on the desired customer experience is visible to all stakeholders.
Zero delay target
In this new era of manufacturing, your suppliers are a critical component of the value chain. Successful companies have recognized the importance of supporting suppliers in such a way that the relationship goes beyond a supplier-OEM association and becomes a collaborative partnership. ENOVIA for Supply Chain enables companies to leverage the capabilities of the supply chain throughout the product lifecycle and make their suppliers an integral part of product development. Supply chain network capabilities enable companies to securely engage supply chain personnel throughout the product lifecycle.
Intellectual Property Protection
Companies face challenges in many areas when developing and launching products and services. Market opportunities exist for good ideas, but they can be in many places and include variations to serve those markets. Intellectual property (IP) is created that reflects the complexity of the product (specifications, requirements, geometry, models). In addition, the processes used to define, model, and execute must be properly managed to launch products globally and simultaneously. IP is what provides a firm's competitive advantage. Therefore, a firm's ability to protect this intellectual property is critical to the company's success.
Target ZERO rework
Today, effective quality assurance methods include formalizing the process after a quality issue has been discovered or raised. These issues arise on site or in the development and launch process itself. Some solutions focus on various tools to prevent quality issues, such as quality function deployment (QFD), failure mode and effects analysis (FMEA), etc. These disciplines and processes have been promoted as a mechanism for preventing problems and improving quality for many years.
