📄 Quality and compliance made simple – 1, 2, 3
Optimize your quality and compliance processes with Teamcenter document management
Support your ISO (International Organization for Standardization) and CM2 (Configuration Management 2) processes with Teamcenter Document Management!
If you’re like millions of manufacturing organizations, you want your customers to know you take quality seriously. One way to ensure that, is to make sure your organization is ISO or CM2 certified.
These standards focus on repeatable, measurable, consistent practices and improvement, and are proven to lead to increased customer satisfaction.
They also bring a lot of overhead
When workflow, change management and audits are not enough, documents are required. CMII requires product and system details be documents throughout the lifecycle. That includes info on materials used, assembly, maintenance, and any changes throughout the product lifecycle. ISO standards require processes be communicated and tracked.
That information must be shared with vendors, customers and partners. And that interaction and each update to documents, must also be managed.
How to reduce the overhead?
Teamcenter Document Management provides the tools to simplify those processes and meet your quality goals.
1️⃣ Templates provide required boilerplate content for critical documents and consistent behavior
2️⃣ Automated status and updates between Teamcenter and document content keep information current and synchronized
3️⃣ Markup management ensures a clear history of document and product development decisions
Teamcenter is a leader in engineering document management
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Check out the ways Teamcenter contributes to document management and product documentation. Take advantage of the information already created and managed by your teams, and align your required documentation with quality and compliance processes.
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