This guide provides an overview of the digital factory, how it works, and why it can be so valuable for manufacturers. Below you will learn:
- How digital factories enable product teams to identify and eliminate manufacturability issues early in the design lifecycle, leading to less ECOs at the end of the design phase and improved profitability for your new product initiatives.
- How digital factories can help source new suppliers, streamline quotes, propel more effective negotiations, and support more agile, data-driven supply chain decision-making.
- How they support valuable methodologies like Design for Manufacturability and Design to Cost.
Download our guide to learn how a digital factory is a virtual representation of a physical factory. Digital factories simulate manufacturing by leveraging all the intelligent features captured within a 3D CAD model (or “digital twin”).
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