What if collaborative innovation became the real driver of your growth and competitiveness? Cost reduction, quality and innovation are the main challenges the industrial…
How to deploy PLM on the Cloud in the industry?
More and more SMEs, ETIs and start-ups are using Cloud services to design, simulate and plan their industrial production. Like private interactions, the industrial world…
LOUIS ARMAND HIGH SCHOOL IN THE CLOUD, GUARANTEE OF A SUCCESSFUL DIGITAL EDUCATION
Louis Armand High school in Nogent sur Marne, close to Paris, can be proud to be one of the first schools to opt for Dassault…
DIGITAL ACCELERATION BOOSTS 3DS OUTSCALE
No break during lockdown for this SecNumCloud certified sovereign Cloud actor since December 2019. The acceleration of digital uses in many sectors has even boosted…
Through advanced planning and scheduling systems, manufacturers take the digital path.
Digital manufacturing is now concerning all the industries, from the stationary and diary sector to the production of PVC and thermoplastic elastomer pieces. In order…
Dassault Systèmes awards KEONYS and CENIT
Dassault Systèmes has awarded our teams for special achievements in seminal client projects. Additionally, CENIT Group also recertified as Platinum Partner for Germany, France, Switzerland…
SUCCESS STORY: Mitsubishi Chemical Performance Polymers
Reliable customer delivery times, reduced stress: DELMIA Ortems planning solution appeals to Mitsubishi Chemical Performance Polymers
The Factory of the Future, for what needs? Machining & digital continuity
The design and machining software are connected, so there is no need to redo the work if the design office is modified. The programming of the machine tool is recalculated according to the changes. This considerably reduces the time between design and machining.
The Factory of the Future, for what needs? Simulation, digital twin, MES, MOS and IoT
Today, manufacturers are seeking operational excellence, greater flexibility and part of a continuous improvement process. In a context of digital continuity, it is fundamental to meet these challenges, to provide the right information to the right person, at the right time, to make the right decision.
The Factory of the Future, for what needs? Additive Manufacturing & 3D Printing
With direct additive manufacturing, we are witnessing a revolution in the sense that we are totally changing the way we think and design. For the first time, we no longer reason in process limitation but from the possibilities and functionalities that we wish to give to the part.
The Factory of the Future, for what needs? Robotics, Simulation & Virtual Factory
The factory of the future, digital factory, digital factory, or factory 4.0… the terms are numerous to speak of modernization of the industrial tool. These evolutions are made possible thanks to new key technologies such as IoT, big data, artificial intelligence, or augmented reality.
The Factory of the Future, for what needs? Planning & scheduling
The employee will be able to make better trade-offs, using a scheduling and decision support tool. As soon as a customer order arrives, the software solution will allow the best planning of the means (machines and human resources). The manufacturing instructions will be sent in real time to the operators.
The Factory of the Future, for what needs? Collaborative platform and digital continuity
And at the same time, tomorrow’s plant is much more than technology. It is a different way of organizing work to optimize its production process and anticipate hazards. So technology is a tool, but what key organizational needs does it address?
The Factory of the Future: what’s at stake?
Indeed, man is a central element of the factory of the future and an integral part of the company’s value chain. Digital transformation will therefore make it possible to work more comfortably and efficiently by optimizing workstations so that physical robotization combined with process automation allow better decision-making and increased agility to solve problems effectively.
ARC Testimonial – Multi-site collaboration
At ARC glass design begins in France, continues in China and ends in the United Arab Emirates. The challenge for ARC was to deploy a…
What’s my job? Daniel Jäger, Junior Consultant Digital Factory Solutions at CENIT!
What’s my job? is our video serie dedicated to the people working at CENIT ! In this episode, discover Daniel Jäger’s profile from his background to his current post in CENIT !²