MBOM creation; automatic EBOM/MBOM reconciliation and plant-specifi c MBOMs and process plans. Aras cites research by the Digital Manufacturing and Design Innovation Institute (DMDII; Chicago) showing 81% of enterprises acknowledge a digital trans- formation in manufacturing is a key element to their future competitiveness, but only 14% say they’re adequately equipped today with the necessary technologies and expertise. The Aras MPP is built on a single platform that is fl exible, scalable and upgradable, and provides connected capabilities for EBOM, confi guration and change management, requirements, quality and other areas. Aras MPP is also designed to integrate with existing ERP, MES and legacy PDM environments to provide these new process capabilities on top of existing enterprise systems. By layering the Aras platform over existing systems, large enterprises can avoid the risk and disruption of a “rip-and- replace” approach and drive digital transformation more quickly. “We believe that the processes that span product development and manufacturing engineering are a necessary foundation that must be addressed up front for Industry 4.0 or IoT to work,” said Aras CEO Peter Schroer. “Companies with factories
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