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Intro
Acknowledgements
Contents
1 Foreword
References
2 Forty Years of Product Data Management from PDM via PLM to SysLM
Abstract
2.1 Document Management System (DMS)
2.2 Product Data Management (PDM)
2.3 Product Lifecycle Management (PLM)
2.4 On the Path to System Lifecycle Management
References
3 Engineering 4.0-Foundations of the Digitalization of Engineering
Abstract
3.1 Digitalization-Buzzword or Challenge?
3.2 Digitization, Digitalization, and Digital Transformation
3.3 Internet of Things (IOT), Systems of Systems (SOS), Industry 4.0, Industrial Internet, and Internet of Services (IOS)
3.4 Digital Twin and Digital Thread
3.4.1 Digital Twin
3.4.2 Digital Thread
3.4.3 Implementation of Digital Twin and Digital Thread in Operational Practice
3.5 Model-Based Systems Engineering, System Thinking, and the System Model
3.5.1 Discipline-Oriented Approach in Product Development
3.5.2 Systems Engineering
3.5.3 Systems Thinking
3.5.4 Model-Based Engineering and Model-Based Systems Engineering
3.5.5 The Digital Model
3.5.6 The System Model
3.6 A New Interdisciplinary Design Methodology
3.6.1 VPESystemDevelopmentMethodology
3.6.2 Detailed Implementation of the System Model at a Micro-methodology Level
3.6.3 Validation of the VPESystemDevelopmentMethodology
References
4 Engineering 4.0-Implementation of the Digitalization of Engineering
Abstract
4.1 The Digitalization of Products and Services
4.2 The Digitalization of the Engineering Processes
4.2.1 Vertical Integration and Digitalization
4.2.1.1 Requirements Management and Requirements Development (₂!Requirements Engineering)
4.2.1.2 System Architecture Model (SAM) and System Model (SM)
4.2.1.3 CAx Integration
4.2.1.4 Simulation Integration into SysLM
4.2.2 Horizontal Integration and Digitalization
4.2.2.1 Standardized Company-Wide Technical Organization
4.2.2.2 Integration of the Product Lifecycle Phases
4.3 Technical Requirements on SysLM
4.4 Validation of the Maturity of Digitalization in Engineering
4.4.1 Maturity Models
References
5 Bimodal SysLM Systems and Agile Implementation
Abstract
5.1 Vision SysLM Versus Actual Status of Current PLM Implementations
5.2 Innovative Products/Systems and Business Models Present New Challenges for SysLM
5.3 Reduction in the Total Cost of Ownership with Bimodal SysLM
5.4 The Agile Implementation of SysLM systems
5.4.1 Integration of Product Engineering and Supply Chains to support OnePDM
5.4.2 Best Practice
5.4.3 Benefits
References
6 Summary
Reference
Appendix
Acknowledgements
Contents
1 Foreword
References
2 Forty Years of Product Data Management from PDM via PLM to SysLM
Abstract
2.1 Document Management System (DMS)
2.2 Product Data Management (PDM)
2.3 Product Lifecycle Management (PLM)
2.4 On the Path to System Lifecycle Management
References
3 Engineering 4.0-Foundations of the Digitalization of Engineering
Abstract
3.1 Digitalization-Buzzword or Challenge?
3.2 Digitization, Digitalization, and Digital Transformation
3.3 Internet of Things (IOT), Systems of Systems (SOS), Industry 4.0, Industrial Internet, and Internet of Services (IOS)
3.4 Digital Twin and Digital Thread
3.4.1 Digital Twin
3.4.2 Digital Thread
3.4.3 Implementation of Digital Twin and Digital Thread in Operational Practice
3.5 Model-Based Systems Engineering, System Thinking, and the System Model
3.5.1 Discipline-Oriented Approach in Product Development
3.5.2 Systems Engineering
3.5.3 Systems Thinking
3.5.4 Model-Based Engineering and Model-Based Systems Engineering
3.5.5 The Digital Model
3.5.6 The System Model
3.6 A New Interdisciplinary Design Methodology
3.6.1 VPESystemDevelopmentMethodology
3.6.2 Detailed Implementation of the System Model at a Micro-methodology Level
3.6.3 Validation of the VPESystemDevelopmentMethodology
References
4 Engineering 4.0-Implementation of the Digitalization of Engineering
Abstract
4.1 The Digitalization of Products and Services
4.2 The Digitalization of the Engineering Processes
4.2.1 Vertical Integration and Digitalization
4.2.1.1 Requirements Management and Requirements Development (₂!Requirements Engineering)
4.2.1.2 System Architecture Model (SAM) and System Model (SM)
4.2.1.3 CAx Integration
4.2.1.4 Simulation Integration into SysLM
4.2.2 Horizontal Integration and Digitalization
4.2.2.1 Standardized Company-Wide Technical Organization
4.2.2.2 Integration of the Product Lifecycle Phases
4.3 Technical Requirements on SysLM
4.4 Validation of the Maturity of Digitalization in Engineering
4.4.1 Maturity Models
References
5 Bimodal SysLM Systems and Agile Implementation
Abstract
5.1 Vision SysLM Versus Actual Status of Current PLM Implementations
5.2 Innovative Products/Systems and Business Models Present New Challenges for SysLM
5.3 Reduction in the Total Cost of Ownership with Bimodal SysLM
5.4 The Agile Implementation of SysLM systems
5.4.1 Integration of Product Engineering and Supply Chains to support OnePDM
5.4.2 Best Practice
5.4.3 Benefits
References
6 Summary
Reference
Appendix