Aras^®, the next leader in enterprise Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) software, is joining with Airbus and IBM for the upcoming webinar “New Approaches to ALM/PLM Cross-Discipline Product Development”. Hosted by Engineering.com, this live webinar will be run on Wednesday February 17, 2016 at 11:00AM ET. Free registration at http://aras.com/plm/003149

Global product teams that develop next-generation systems have to integrate processes and data across disciplines including mechanical, electrical and software. A key challenge faced is the disconnected processes that support systems engineering and development of hardware and software because of the lack of integration between application lifecycle management (ALM) and product lifecycle management (PLM).

Airbus will provide an overview of the challenges and breakthroughs associated with:

• Defining and releasing engineering deliverables
• Handling the different pace of change between hardware, electronics and software
• Coordinating integrated product configurations across the disciplines

Using real-world scenarios the webinar will show what can be achieved today for faster development, improved cross-discipline coordination, and reduced risk and disruption in current processes for engineering complex systems-centric products.

This webinar is specifically designed for product development executives and engineering teams working on the strategies, processes and technologies required for tomorrow’s intelligent, connected product systems.

Speakers include:
Airbus Group: Andreas Keis, head of systems engineering process and platform research
IBM: Stephen Denman, IoT World Wide Enablement Team
Aras: Doug Macdonald, Product Marketing Director

Webinar Details:

Date: February 17, 2016 at 11:00AM ET

Free Registration: http://aras.com/plm/003149

About Aras
We offer the best Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) software for global businesses with complex products and processes. Resilient PLM platform technology makes Aras more scalable, flexible and upgradable for the world’s largest organizations, and a full set of applications provide complete functionality for the business of engineering. Customers include Airbus, GE, Hitachi, Honda, Kawasaki, Motorola and XEROX. Aras is privately held with global headquarters in Andover, Mass. More at www.aras.com and Twitter @aras_plm