Commenting
on Emergent’s inclusion in the
'Cool Vendor' report, Emergent V.P. Jeff Moffa said: "We are pleased to
have been selected as a 'Cool Vendor' by Gartner. We believe being
selected serves
as additional confirmation of the unique and transformative potential
of our E2ks
technology." He continued: “Our ultimate confirmation comes from our
customers and witnessing their transformations and enhanced
enterprise-wide
engineering capabilities.
Participants
learned how to continuously assess for compliance to DFSS results in
the design CAD data (NX, CATIA, other CAD) throughout the product
development process.
Highlights
of the Seminar:
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Maximizing DFSS Results for your
Company
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Demonstration of the Post Project
ABCs
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Measuring Knowledge Richness of DFSS
Results
25-Nov-08
2008
E2ks User Forum (Invitation Only)
Now
more than ever, your company is faced with the pressure to perform at
a higher level with ever diminishing resources. Engineering
Knowledge Management
is an emerging strategy to
compete and win. Come to the Forum and learn more.
Highlights
of the Forum:
Please
join us for this collaborative and informative forum.
2008
E2ks User Forum
8-Dec-2008 9:00 AM EST - 8-Dec-2008 4:30 PM EST
Click
here for a map and directions to the event
Contact
Information:
Phone: 313 996 8285 ext 1028
Email: support@emergentsys.com
28-Jun-08
Emergent KS releases V5.2.3 of
its flagship Engineering Knowledge Management System E2ks
Among the many enhancements are
Dynamic K-PAC Fitlers, Enhanced Parameter Management and Rule
Processing within a Checklist.
04-Jun-08
Jeff Moffa, VP Knowledge Systems,
Speaks at PLM World Conference in Orlando, FL
Jeff Moffa of Emergent Systems and Ray
Kok of Siemens PLM jointly presented at the PLM World Conference. Here
is their presentation abstract:
The value of integrating knowledge
into the design process through tools like Knowledge Fusion is clear
and success stories fairly common. However, as these applications and
Smart Parts become more mainstream, the life cycle of the knowledge
that is embedded in these tools becomes critical. Currently, two
approaches for managing such technical know-how are common: 1) embed
the knowledge in Smart Parts and update the parts as technical know
changes. 2) Use an external system to manage all technical know-how and
dynamically deliver requisite technical know to CAD and PLM tools
dynamically. This presentation will look at these two approaches and
demonstrate some useful examples developed by the Siemens KF team and
Emergent Systems to meet this growing need.
26-Jan-08
Emergent Systems Awarded Dassault Systems CAA Adopter Partnership
Emergent Systems announced today that
it has joined the Dassault Systemes CAA V5 Adopter Program.
The agreement between Emergent Systems
and Dassault enables Emergent to distribute a ‘Knowledge Connector’
software which will bridge Emergent’s E2ks and Dassault’s Catia V5. The
‘Knowledge Connector’ will allow Catia V5 modelled parts and assemblies
to be automatically infused with the technical know-how managed by
E2ks. E2ks may manage a variety of engineering standards which define
parametric design boundaries such as ‘min’ and ‘max clearances’,
‘radii’, ‘ratios’, etc. These boundary conditions are automatically
created by E2ks through the ‘Knowledge Connector’ as native Catia V5
Knowledgeware components (without intervention by the V5 engineer).
This infusion of technical know-how serves to guide the design process
and to promote compliance with engineering best practices. Further, the
parametric boundary conditions can be tracked in real-time and status
can be reported online through E2ks.
“Catia V5 now represents a significant
and additional mode by which our enterprise solution for technical
knowledge management, E2ks, can deploy technical know-how and
engineering standards” said Jeff Moffa, Vice President Emergent
Systems. “Systematically deploying engineering standards through a
popular CAD system like V5 will provide unprecedented value to E2ks
customers and represents a significant step forward toward our vision
of ‘Knowledge Aware’ engineering processes.
The Enterprise Engineering Knowledge
System (E2ks) is a structured, web-deployed, repository and hub for
engineering standards and technical know-how. E2ks not only provides
superior retention and refinement of technical ‘know-how’, but also its
systematic application to all points of ‘Product’ and ‘Mfg Process’
design, yielding compelling advancements in engineering capability.
About Emergent Systems
Having started operations in 1999,
Emergent Systems is a multi-national corporation with design centers in
Dearborn Michigan, Sao Paulo Brazil and Mumbai India. Emergent develops
and markets innovative engineering design services and software
targeting engineering intensive industries such as automotive and
aerospace. Emergent Systems is a leading innovator in the emerging
practice of Engineering Knowledge Management. Emergent offers a
complete portfolio of Technology and Services designed to propel
engineering intensive companies into the generation of Knowledge Aware
Design Processes. For more information, please visit the company's
corporate website at www.emergentsys.com
25-Jan-08
Emergent Systems Launches new
‘EmergentKS’ website .
The new website is intended to better
serve Emergent’s Knowledge Systems Customers.
www.emergentks.com
21-Jan-08
Emergent Systems releases v5.2 of
its ground breaking Enterprise Engineering Knowledge System, E2ks.
V5.2 represents a significant step
forward in usability and opportunities for digital application and
validation of technical know-how.
14-Dec-07
Digital Product Design (DPS) to distribute Emergent Systems flagship
Enterprise Engineering Knowledge System in France.
Digital Product Simulation (DPS), a
leading provider in CAD/CAE integration solutions, has signed a
software distribution agreement with Emergent Systems. With this new
partnership, DPS will have an exclusive right to distribute Emergent’s
flag Enterprise Engineering Knowledge System, E2ks, throughout France.
‘Knowledge management within the PLM
environment enables engineers to leverage know-how and gain efficiency.
Costs are reduced and quality is increased when engineering knowledge
is shared and managed effectively through the right tools. Our work
with Emergent Systems has enabled us to develop expertise on the E2ks
platform. The results of this experience are very promising and we look
forward to a long and productive relationship with Emergent Systems.’
Patrick Grimberg, CEO, DPS
"This partnership is the result of
having worked closely with DPS during 2007," said Jeffrey A. Moffa, VP
of Knowledge Systems at Emergent Systems. "Throughout that time, it
became clear to me that DPS has extensive capabilities and expertise in
the world of CATIA, and that a partnership between DPS and Emergent
Systems would yield considerable value for both of our customers. I
look forward to working with DPS on further developing Emergent's
Engineering Knowledge technology, specifically in the extension of that
technology into CATIA."
- Jeff Moffa, VP, Emergent Systems
About Emergent Systems
Founded in 1997, Emergent Systems is a
multi-national corporation with design centers in Dearborn, Michigan,
Sao Paulo, Brazil and Mumbai, India. Emergent Systems is leading
innovator in the emerging practice of Engineering Knowledge Management.
Emergent offers a comprehensive portfolio of Technology and Services
designed to propel engineering intensive companies into the generation
of Knowledge Aware Design Processes. For more information, please visit
the company's website at www.emergentks.com
About E2ks
The Enterprise Engineering Knowledge
System(E2ks) is a structured, web-deployed, repository and hub for
engineering standards and technical know-how. E2ks, not only provides
superior retention and refinement of technical ‘know-how’, but also its
systematic application to all points of ‘Product’ and ‘Mfg Process’
design, yielding compelling advancements in engineering capability.
About Digital Product
Simulation
Founded in 1997, Digital Product
Simulation (DPS) has acquired a reputation for excellence when it comes
to integrating analysis and simulation in the design of industrial
products. Traditionally, two distinct activities within a
company--design and simulation--were very often trial-and-error
processes that inevitably drove-up product development costs. DPS
realized early on that analysis and simulation can play a vital role in
improving the design process, while at the same time, produce
cost-effective designs more efficiently. By transforming this
innovative concept into high-value services and products, DPS helps its
clients integrate simulation into the product development process.
DPS has offices in Paris and Toulouse
and it employs 80 engineers who are specialists in consulting,
methodology, training and software development. Please visit the
company's website at www.dps-fr.com
