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In an interview in Shanghai, Pascal Daloz, executive VP for brands and corpo- rate development at Dassault, said it has become important in additive to “do opti- mization at a different scale. You need to do the optimization at the micro [atomic], meso [parts] and macro [products] levels.”
“to demonstrate how digital technology is a main driver of France’s “Industry of the Future” and China’s “Made in China 2025” industrial innovation programs to reduce manufacturing costs, increase efficiencies and sustainability, inspire creativity and generate new business models.” “Governments and companies around the world are rec- ognizing the industrial and economic potential in launch- ing manufacturing automation and optimization initiatives to revitalize industry by having … digital concepts at their core,” the firm said. France and China have “placed a strong focus on the use of digital platforms to accelerate industrial change through an integrated, end-to-end collaboration between people, information and ideas,” it added. “Beginning in 2012, the French government launched a
wide range of reforms to help the country’s industry take advantage of the digital revolution,” Christophe Sirugue, French Minister of State for Industry, said in prepared remarks. “France’s industrial base has come together in the
‘Industry of the Future’ alliance, to which the government has allocated a nine billion euro budget. France’s industry is open towards the world, and China is the best place to shed new light on our innovations.” Dassault is co-leader of France’s “Industry of the Fu-
ture” alliance, and is also working closely with industry in China to digitally transform its manufacturing sector, currently the largest in the world, the firm said. The other co-leader is Fives. For longer than 30 years, Dassault has developed tech- nologies and solutions that “propel digital transformation in industries ranging from aerospace to life sciences and is participating in more than 50 global initiatives dedicated to advancing world-class production technologies and pro- cesses,” the firm said. At the Manufacturing in the Age of Experience event—
which consisted of presentations meant to reel in more business in China—Daloz noted that Dassault has 220,000 customers worldwide. China, he added, represents 6% of its business.
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Photo courtesy Dassault Systèmes
March 2017
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