Learn How 2 Companies Launch New Products Faster

There are 4 major contributors to new product launch delays. They are poor management of development processes, frequent design changes, lack of coordination amongst functional areas, and unanticipated resource shortages.¹ Model-Based System Engineering can help reduce those delays.

Part of the reason is the products themselves, and also having various attributes such as mechanical, electrical, or electronic. For this reason, designing so many fundamentally different systems to work together is a complex system engineering challenge. Designing mechanical, electrical systems, electronic systems, and software systems to achieve perfect interoperability is essential for success.

With the 3DEXPERIENCE® platform, Dassault Systèmes takes a fundamentally different approach to preventing the challenges that delay new product launches. Model-Based System Engineering—a single platform with apps for every engineering discipline, eliminating the silos. CLAAS Group and BOSCH Car Multimedia, both prominent industrial equipment manufacturer companies, share their experiences on the MBSE platform.

CATIA Magic and the 3DEXPERIENCE Platform for MBSE

CATIA Magic, MBSE is enabling engineers to access data in all places. It also enables us to access it transparently without having to rely on peer-to-peer integrations. Additionally, through the acquisition of No Magic, Dassault Systèmes reinforces its systems engineering capabilities. At the same time, it enhances the Industry Solution Experiences offered on the 3DEXPERIENCE platform.

This advancement empowers industries to create the “Internet of Experiences,” where intelligent and autonomous connections are formed between products, nature, and real-life experiences in the physical world. The No Magic solutions are integrated on the 3DEXPERIENCE platform to develop a best-in-class Model-Based System Engineering and System of Systems Engineering solution and offering renamed CATIA Magic. CATIA Magic solutions, the most robust and standards-compliant on the market.

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¹ From the study “The Effect of Product Innovation Delays on Operating Performance,” Vinod Singhal, departmental editor for Production and Operations Management at the Georgia Institute of Technology, and Kevin Hendricks, operations management professor at Wilfrid Laurier University.