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Service Lifecycle Management

What is Modern Service Lifecycle Management

Service Lifecycle Management is a strategic approach to service planning and delivery that helps maximize product uptime for the user and service revenue for the manufacturer.

Opcenter

The impact of new European Medical Device regulations

The New Regulation (EU) 2017/745 for medical devices (MDRs), which went into effect on May 26, 2021, is a major update to the regulatory framework in the European Union (EU).

Thought Leadership

Exploring Service Lifecycle Management for profitability – ep. 1 Transcript

In this podcast, I am interviewing Yishai Barak, Director of SLM at Siemens Digital Industries Software, and Ken Amann, Executive...

NX Manufacturing

Increased throughput: A $7M opportunity for manufacturers

An increasing number of companies see digital transformation (DX) initiatives as a way to improve manufacturing throughput. It’s important for...

Simcenter

An ode to the last days of summer...with Cox Marine, digitalization and the CXO300

Before we start talking about Cox Marine, digitalization and the CXO300, let’s take a moment for an ode to the...

Simcenter

Master the vehicle NVH performance with a virtual prototype

I’m an extremely curious person. When I start something, I’m already picturing the result: how it will look, feel like,...


Simcenter

NVH Processing in Simcenter Testlab Neo Process Designer

Are you manually processing and validating your test data, channel by channel and run by run? Good news, Testlab Neo Process designer can help you get the best out of your data quickly and efficiently. Let's take a look!

Simcenter

Why test data management is essential for team collaboration

Discover why test data management is essential for collaborating with colleagues and learn how Simcenter Testlab Data Management can help.

Thought Leadership

AI can prevent puppy shame

Back when robot vacuums were first offered to the market, I purchased one for my aunt and uncle at Christmas...