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Model-Based Definition Handbook: A Four-Step Path to MBD Success

Model-Based Definition Handbook: A Four-Step Path to MBD Success

by Baker, D J
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As design and manufacturing organizations begin digital transformations, most struggle to achieve Model-Based Definition (MBD), even as industry increasingly pushes to standardize this automated methodology. Through elimination of duplicative processes, and increased data quality, MBD offers businesses, small and large, a competitive edge, via speed, agility, and ultimately profitability. The Model-Based Definition Handbook offers a simplified path for organizations to follow by breaking down the transformation to MBD into two separate, smaller challenges, which can be solved by following four, well-detailed steps. A tool-agnostic approach is utilized throughout the book, and both the methods defined and the process templates offered are scalable to design and manufacturing organizations of all sizes.

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BrandDavid J Baker
Pub dateSep 12, 2020
ISBN-100578658038
ISBN-139780578658032
LanguageEnglish
Dimensions7.01 × 0.33 × 4.37 in
Weight0 lb
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