DELMIA Communities Week in Review for July 19th

Blog: Apriso Blog

Hello and Welcome to the Week in Review! This is the weekly blog post for a one-look overview of what happened in the DELMIA Communities this past week. But there is a lot more than what is below. Visit the communities to see the exchange of information and ideas between members and DELMIA experts.

With eight active communities, you are sure to find at least one to suit your DELMIA interests. Connect with us to exchange and share on the DELMIA Communities.

See you there!

Collaborative Lean Operations

Article from DS Compass Magazine: Optimizing logistics through digitalization
DELMIA’s “Global Operations on the Go” podcast brings you first-hand accounts and insight from our experts and thought-leaders from all around the world. Hear their stories and uplifting examples of what they have achieved, how to overcome challenges, and gain valuable insight on the latest news. Read the article.

Fabrication

Additive Manufacturing: New output format

To ensure traceability & repeatability of part production by additive manufacturing, Powder Bed Machine Programmer (APB) role offers the capability to export the scan path computation of your build layout under a new neutral format “NSP” (Neutral Scan Path). Have a look at one of our customers (Joby Aviation) using this format to print Aerospace parts.

Planning & Optimization Community

Value Chain Planning and Decision Making in Times of Disruption
How to succeed in planning and decisions amid times of disruption?

Find out more in our post.

Manufacturing Operations Management

Types of Statistical Process Control Charts (SPCs)

Statistical Process Control or SPCs is a very useful methodology to help improve and control product quality. Before implementing SPC or any new quality system, the manufacturing process should be evaluated to determine the main areas of waste. Some examples of manufacturing process waste are rework, scrap and excessive inspection time. It is beneficial to first apply the SPC tools to these areas of waste. Control charts is a tool used to determine whether a manufacturing or business process is in a state of statistical control or not.

Process Engineering Community

New E-Learnings for Process Engineering

The DELMIA CoE Europe team is working with the 3DEXPERIENCE Edu organization to develop learning content to meet all DS audiences expectations and needs and support them in the 3DEXPERIENCE platform adoption.

Visit the community to see the content available.

Thank you for reading and we’ll see you next week! In the meantime, don’t forget to stay up to date with the DELMIA Communities.