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systems connected the silos together, whereas in a digital platform, the silos are eliminated.” The V6 digital architecture, introduced by Dassault in 2008, defi ned a common data model across CATIA for design, Simulia for simulation, Delmia for manufacturing and Enovia for governance applications, Green said, allowing users to connect online to a single digital defi nition and collaborate in real time. Data proliferation has made every business dependent on data, and every business needs to transform its methodologies to become both data-driven and analytics-driven in order to make sure that every business decision will maximize global performance, Green said. The challenge of today’s business is both how to handle the data chaos and proliferation of new sources of infor- mation, and how to make sure every business decision is based on this data chaos, he said.


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• Filter the sludge and chips from the coolant


• Return the filtered coolant to the sump, or transports it for recycling or disposal


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