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A Smart Connected Product program must deal with far more than just technical issues. Successful programs involve all aspects of the organization including R&D, marketing, sales, and service. This session reviews the key questions to ask when defining your program and the critical elements for alignment, staffing, execution and measurement of your program. Presented by: Randy Thompson, PTC See all PTC Live Global 2015 - PTC ThingWorx and IoT Presentations
Attend this presentation to gain an understanding on the various approaches to securely connecting and interacting with Smart Connected Products. Topics include short-haul vs. long haul connectivity, connectivity approaches such as agents, SDKs, protocols, and Internet of Things (IoT) standards. The presenter will also discuss how to handle external device clouds, the various architecture for connecting products, and the benefits of ThingWorx AlwaysOn connectivity service. Presented by: John Canosa, PTC See all PTC Live Global 2015 - PTC ThingWorx and IoT Presentations
Internet of Things (IoT) platforms are becoming the foundation for new innovations. Mission critical applications and business requirements are driving more advanced capabilities in these platforms for security, scalability, performance, ease-of-use and fast-time-to-market. This presentation discusses how Internet of Things (IoT) platforms and ThingWorx are evolving including the newest features in the ThingWorx Platform. Presented by: David Hart and John Schaefer, PTC See all PTC Live Global 2015 - PTC ThingWorx and IoT Presentations
The Internet of Things (IoT) like Web, mobile and other technology movements that came before, has some fundamental elements and patterns that are important to understand. Whether they are obvious or not, your Internet of Things (IoT) project will have applications, sensors, actuators, communication modules, data transformation and cloud-to-cloud integrations. The presenter will discuss how to spot the patterns in your current and future projects by reviewing real use-cases and demonstrations. By attending this presentation you'll walk away with an appreciation for the breadth and depth of the Internet of Things (IoT) as well as a firm grasp of what ThingWorx addresses and simplifies. Presented by: Joseph Biron, PTC See all PTC Live Global 2015 - PTC ThingWorx and IoT Presentations
The PTC and IoT Value Roadmaps are discussion guides, shaped by interactions with thousands of customers, for product, manufacturing, service and IT leaders to connect their key initiatives and IoT use cases to business value. In this interactive workshop, PTC business transformation experts will be available to guide attendees through a PTC and IoT Value Roadmap discussion for their own organization, and provide each attendee with a copy of the new Value Roadmap 7.2 and IoT Value Roadmap 1.0. Presented by: Andres Rosello, PTC See all PTC Live Global 2015 - PTC ThingWorx and IoT Presentations
Security is a primary concern of device manufacturers and companies that deliver and use connected products. Attend this presentation to learn about Internet of Things (IoT) security and to understand how to protect connected products and applications against security threats, how to support intelligent connected devices and how to extend your current network security to meet critical certification and compliance requirements. Understand the implications of using end customer’s networks and the need for auditing and tracking capabilities. Presented by: Rob Black, PTC and Tim Skutt, Wind River See all PTC Live Global 2015 - PTC ThingWorx and IoT Presentations
The Internet of Things (IoT)is transforming products, services, business models, and the basis of competition. Learn how companies are adapting, creating new strategies, and transforming their businesses to take advantage of new technologies, and creating new offerings that fundamentally change their relationship with their customers. Presented by: Bill McBeath, Chainlink Research See all PTC Live Global 2015 - PTC ThingWorx and IoT Presentations
As an executive you will need more than luck on your side to navigate through this perfect storm that promises to deliver a tsunami of change. Green culture, servitization of product, digital ubiquity, cloud computing and mass social acceptance of connectivity will fundamentally shift the focus from competing on selling the best technology product, to delivering a product that will open the door to value added services. For the incumbent technology producer, technology alone might get you to the customers doorstep, but value based services will get you an invitation to be a strategic partner. Sitting on the technology stoop of yesterday will reduce your once coveted technology offering into a simple commodity, and nimble start ups fueled by hyper innovation cycles will leverage your technology as the welcome mat to your former customer. Are you ready? Presented by: David Sherburne, Carestream Health See all PTC Live Global 2015 - PTC ThingWorx and IoT Presenta
The presenter will provide an update on the latest product capabilities and planned roadmap for future versions. Presented by: Brent Edmonds, PTC See all PTC Live Global 2015 - Mathcad Presentations
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In this presentation, the presenter will review what was done at Kennedy Space Center to deploy and implement PTC MathCAD and PTC Workgroup Manager in a multi-org system. During the presentation the presenter will explain how they configured PTC Windchill to create custom soft-types and object initialization rules for their custom numbering scheme and why they choose these methods. This presentation will also include how to modify the EPM default soft-type file in the PTC Windchill server codebase folder. The presenter will also go over the code used in a start up script to initiate PTC MathCAD and PTC Workgroup Manager in the proper order, and also set up the environment variables when running both PTC Workgroup Manager and PTC Creo. The configuration .ini file the presenter used will also be reviewed to show you how to set up the PTC Workgroup Manager and customized it to their user community. This presentation will be of interest to administrators trying to c
The PTC Systems Engineering Solution combines the PTC System Requirements and Validation Solution with the functionality recently acquired (June 2014) of Atego. This brings together leading capabilities in model-based systems engineering (MBSE), requirements engineering, test/validation management, and product-line modeling. The solution helps organizations: design more innovative products using a collaborative, model-based systems engineering approach; reuse systems artifacts to enable profitable product line engineering and validate products meet requirements and best practice processes are followed. During the presentation the presenters will explores the vision, value and use cases that the solution is designed to address. Presented by: Derek Piette, PTC See all PTC Live Global 2015 - PTC Integrity and ALM Presentations
Doing analysis early in the design process will reduce errors and costs of production. In this demo, the presenter will walk through the development lifecycle of a typical smart, connected product, from initial ideation through systems analysis, requirements analysis, architectural and use case modeling, detailed design, code generation, verification and validation. Throughout this hands-on demo, attendees will gain a greater appreciation of how PTC Integrity Modeler and PTC Integrity Lifecycle Manager work together to accelerate common software-intensive product development tasks. Presented by: James Hummell, PTC See all PTC Live Global 2015 - PTC Integrity and ALM Presentations
Today’s manufacturers have transitioned their focus from individual products to platforms and variants that give them speed and agility in the marketplace. In this presentation, presenter explore new approaches to design reuse that help you make more informed product line and variant design decisions. Product line engineering can be as straightforward as building an overloaded 150% model, selecting the individual items you want to see in any variant, then generating that variant into a product model for budget analysis and detailed design. Explore a structured approach to assessing product line alternatives and making more informed design decisions. Presented by: Hedley Apperly, PTC See all PTC Live Global 2015 - PTC Integrity and ALM Presentations
Customers increasingly need to exchange requirements and specifications between or within companies using the same or different requirement management applications. This presentation will explore the PTC Integrity Requirements Connector application and it's supported use cases. Presented by: Derek Piette, PTC See all PTC Live Global 2015 - PTC Integrity and ALM Presentations
Studies show that a model-based systems engineering (MBSE) approach can help organizations reduce risk and improve business outcomes when compared with alternative approaches, delivering 23% more projects on time, at 62% lower cost, according to a survey of 667 engineering respondents. This presentation explores the vision and value of model-based approach, and includes a 10-minute demo of model-based systems design in action. Presented by: Hedley Apperly, PTC See all PTC Live Global 2015 - PTC Integrity and ALM Presentations
All companies have business processes, but not all document utilizing industry standards in a reusable way that can be shared and delivered downstream. This presentation will demonstrate how PTC Integrity Process Director provides an easy to use, associative, industry standard process model to allow for ease of documentation and flexible delivery of companies unique processes. Presented by: Hedley Apperly and Jonathan Archer, PTC See all PTC Live Global 2015 - PTC Integrity and ALM Presentations
Are the systems engineering efforts of your organization challenged to coordinate requirements management; test planning, execution, and coverage; and process compliance across multiple projects in multiple locations around the world? The modern era of “lean processes”, “agile development”, “globally distributed development teams”, and “connecting the Internet to everything” certainly brings new challenges to systems engineering, program management, and project management disciplines. The presenter will walk attendees through Trane’s implementation of PTC Integrity to support their systems engineering discipline; demonstrate how to support a stage-gate process across an entire enterprise using PTC Integrity; and explain how Trane utilized capabilities in PTC Integrity to meet these challenges. Presented by: Sean McCoy, Trane/Ingersoll-Rand See all PTC Live Global 2015 - PTC Integrity and ALM Presentations
A global leader in navigation and mapping products, TomTom also creates GPS sports watches, fleet management solutions and other location-based products. Data management is central to the company’s mission and product lines. The Maps department relies on PTC Integrity Lifecycle Manager as its ALM backbone to choreograph the complex series of applications required to acquire, normalize and package data for its subscription customers. The information stored in PTC Integrity Lifecycle Manager is utilized by multiple departments at TomTom Maps, including product management, development, customer- service and support teams. To better support these departmental needs, the team have created custom user interfaces (including a mobile user interface), advanced reporting and various integrations. In this presentation, the presenter will explore their approach to designing, developing and deploying these custom user interfaces and reports, and provide practical advice for customizing your own PTC
Manufacturers of safety-critical software face all the complexities of software-intensive product development PLUS stringent regulatory oversight. Products must conform to multiple, overlapping standards created by different regulatory bodies. With safety-critical software development, process is often viewed as a leading indicator of quality and is therefore auditable by regulatory authorities. This presentation will explore process norms and approaches of real world safety-critical product development environments using PTC Integrity Lifecycle Manager. Presented by: Ryan Lloyd, PTC See all PTC Live Global 2015 - PTC Integrity and ALM Presentations
Integrating an ever increasing amount of software into their products has become a priority for many product development companies. PTC's strategy for addressing this critical need is centered around their PTC Integrity ALM product suite. The executive leadership at BAE Systems US Controls saw the general business case for an integrated ALM/PLM solution, but they asked how Integrity stacks up against open source alternatives. This presentation will explore the answer to that question. Presented by: Ron Welch, BAE Systems See all PTC Live Global 2015 - PTC Integrity and ALM Presentations
Investing in an integrated ALM/PLM solution is a large undertaking, but maintaining manual and silo-based sets of data can be even more costly. The presenter will walk attendees through New York Air Brake’s implementation of PTC Integrity Modeler to support their software and systems engineering development. The presenter will also discuss the challenges the company faced, its implementation strategy and experience, and vision. Presented by: Debora Elam, New York Air Brake See all PTC Live Global 2015 - PTC Integrity and ALM Presentations
It is possible for companies outside the aerospace and defense industries to successfully tailor and adopt Systems Engineering methods and techniques. In fact some companies that produce medical devices, digital storage devices, laboratory diagnostic equipment and organizations that seek to increase reliability of the power grid are already adopting and implementing systems engineering. This presentation explores how and why companies outside of the Aerospace and Defense industries can successfully implement systems engineering. It looks at the myths or “Barriers to Yes” that keep some companies from even considering systems engineering and examines the real facts and benefits. The presentation will describe three views of systems engineering with a focus on the key view, the systems thinking perspective. The presenter will also explain how systems engineering can be tailored and applied to virtually any industry to provide leadership, manage risk, and deal with complexity. Final
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