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Geometric enables integration of software
BS Reporter / Mumbai March 05, 2009, 13:02 IST

Geometric, a leader in product lifecycle management (PLM) solutions and technologies, released its enterprise integration solution for Teamcenter® software and DELMIA®, to help customers integrate their Teamcenter and DELMIA implementations, a company release said.

 
 
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Geometric’s new interoperability solution provides process driven integration to enable the exchange of design, engineering and manufacturing data between Siemens PLM Softwares Teamcenter digital lifecycle management software portfolio and Dassault Systèmes DELMIA Manufacturing Hub.

It enables a unified product reference, resulting in the availability of latest and in context product information for manufacturing users, and early validation of engineering changes from the manufacturing perspective, thereby substantially reducing the change cycle times and the associated costs of incorporating such changes Geometric has CAA  Partnership with Dassault Systèmes and Foundation Partnership with Siemens PLM Software to build and distribute the solution, thereby ensuring support for the latest releases of Teamcenter and DELMIA.

Manufacturing companies are increasingly adopting Digital M anufacturing to increase their productivity, and attempting to integrate it within their PLM  solutions. Our Teamcenter and DELMIA integration  solution helps customers collaborate between design and manufacturing domains to bring in a reduction in cost and time to market, said Vijay Soni, Interoperability Practice Head, Geometric.

Leveraging two decades of experience in designing, delivering, and deploying PLM solutions and its partnership with leading PLM vendors, Geometric has developed a number of niche enterprise interoperability solutions. These solutions help organizations optimize their PLM investments, thus, allowing them to deploy the PLM technologies of their choice.

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