NX Check-Mate for product design and data from Product Lifecycle Management
Product Lifecycle Management (Australasia) will conduct a webinar on improving the quality and process of a product design and data through automated checking with NX Check-Mate.
Knowledge-driven validation is a revolutionary approach to product validation that encompasses the effective capture, management and re-use of knowledge within the company, allowing one to significantly improve his/her products and processes. NX Check-Mate provides automated, customisable tools that can help individuals to proactively improve their product quality.
Product Lifecycle Management (Australasia) will hold a live and interactive webinar where one can learn about the features and benefits provided by NX Check-Mate.
Some of the features and benefits include:
- Next-generation validation simplifies the work by automatically ensuring that CAD data and product designs adhere to industry, customer or company standards or requirements
- Enhancing product data quality to create knowledge-based rules or regulatory requirements and automatically check that CAD data conforms to these requirements
- Standard and custom checks offer the option of using many out-of-the-box standard checks, or Check-Mate Author gives one the flexibility to convert his/her knowledge of industry specific, corporate or customer standards into checks, which are automatically incorporated within the validation process
- Auomating validation eliminates error-prone processes, and design validation can be performed quickly and effortlessly
Reporting collecting data is not useful unless individuals are able to:
- View and examine the information
- Use information sourced through NX Check-Mate to identify the training needs
- To evaluate suppliers’ performance or
- To recognise improved opportunities
NX Check-Mate’s reporting tools allow individuals to document and analyse the information necessary for assessing the progress of their quality initiatives.
Designers, engineers, CAD/CAM users, managers or anyone, experienced in Computer Aided Design or wants to learn about NX Check-Mate’s new feature, can participate in the webinar. The webinar will be held on Wednesday 22 October, 2008 between 10.00 to 11.00 am. Interested individuals can register online or by email.
17-Sep-2008