The Three Strategic Levers in Engineering

8th March 2017

EPLAN, one of Europe's leading innovators in computer aided engineering (CAE) solutions, is offering business owners and managers in the engineering sector an invaluable opportunity to extend and update their knowledge of mechatronics, smart data and the integrated value chain.

The themes will be covered in depth at a seminar hosted by EPLAN, which will be held in conjunction with the AMRC at the AMRC Knowledge Transfer Centre in Sheffield on 23rd March from 10:00 until 14:00. The seminar will explain the significance of engineering in industrial operations of all types, citing an illuminating German survey which reveals that, typically, 70% of the costs of a finished product are determined and at least partially controllable by the actions of the engineering and development departments. It will then look at the factors that affect not only the efficiency of those departments but also their effectiveness in working toward optimised designs and manufacturing techniques. Key objectives for engineering in the 21st century that will be explored during the seminar include virtualised product development; enhanced flexibility, with the use of building blocks and standardisation even for -lot size one; engineering data that remains relevant and useful throughout the product life cycle; effective cooperation with internal and external partners; and achieving the cultural change which is essential for remaining competitive in the future. The seminar presentations will be made by experts from EPLAN and the AMRC who have proven experience of devising and implementing systems that support these objectives. As well as benefiting from the formal presentations, those attending will also have ample opportunity to discuss their own specific challenges and requirements with these experts. There is no charge for attending this seminar, but places must be reserved in advance by registering at: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-three-strategic-levers-in-engineering-tickets-31928482952    

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