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PPM2000 Presentations Day One
- Session 1A31: PDM/EDM, B2B e-Commerce and Collaborative Product Process Management Review and Outlook
- Session 1A32: e-Marketplace Utilization: How Online Trade Exchanges Will Transform the Manufacturing Industry
- Session 1A33: Previews of Co-Sponsor Breakout Sessions
- Session 1P11: PDM/ERP Integration: Streamlining the Enterprise for Flexible and Adaptable Processes
Session 1A31: PDM/EDM, B2B e-Commerce and Collaborative Product Process Management Review and Outlook
In this session, Daratech will present trends and advances in Web-enabled collaborative PDM/EDM product process management and online B2B e-commerce environments, the challenges of e-business and the intersection between PDM/EDM and e-commerce. In addition to market statistics, this session will cover the challenges and pitfalls Daratech expects software developers, systems integrators, market makers and market participants to face in tomorrow's marketplace.
Charles Foundyller, President & CEO, Daratech, Inc.
Review & Outlook (709KB)
Session 1A32: e-Marketplace Utilization: How Online Trade Exchanges Will Transform the Manufacturing Industry
The explosion of online trade exchanges for virtually every industry--automotive, chemical, trucking, aviation, telecommunications, plastics and a host of others--bears out the sky-high expectations for these global electronic marketplaces to bring radical new efficiencies to B2B bidding, negotiating, purchasing and selling, particularly for hub customers who wield the clout to require their suppliers to transact through these sites. Benefits to hub customers as market makers include the ability to leverage every transaction, ultra-efficient price comparison, supplier selection and negotiation, increased power to obtain supplier discounts, and radically more efficient purchasing. Suppliers, on the other hand, must balance the increased exposure and opportunities these sites afford against their legitimate business interests, the risk of greater price and margin pressures due to increased competition and price visibility, and how to retain the flexibility to differentiate pricing between customers. In this session, leading OEM's and suppliers will share their visions, objectives and challenges resulting from their participation in the revolutionary new e-Marketplace arena.
Monica Schnitger, Vice President, Market Analysis, Daratech, Inc.
e-Marketplace Utilization: How Online Trade Exchanges Will Transform the Manufacturing Industry (752KB)
Patrick Roach, Deputy Assistant Director, Anticompetitive Practices Division, Bureau of Competition, Federal Trade Commission
B2B Internet Exchanges: Antitrust Planning (26KB)
Session 1A33: Previews of Co-Sponsor Breakout Sessions
Workshop Co-Sponsors will preview their breakout presentations. These breakouts typically feature previews of new products, new releases, and demonstrations of the latest technologies. This session is designed to help you decide how to allocate your time at these workshops.
Steve E. Shapiro, Vice President & General Manager, Application Services, ANXeBusiness, An SAIC Company
Collaborative Engineering Solutions
Paul Yates, Technical Manager, Bentley Systems, Incorporated
Straight-throughProcessing
Kenji Kato, Global Marketing Specialist, Centric Software, Inc.
Web Centric Collaborative Virtual Product Development (CVPD) Across the Supply Chain
Pete Wells, Americas Marketing Manager, CoCreate, Inc.
Onespace
Daniel W. Lynn, Senior Marketing Manager, Open Enterprise Visualization, Engineering Animation, Inc.
EAI
Steven Bodnar, Director, Strategic Marketing, PTC
Using the Internet to Drive Market Growth
Jeffrey Bipes, Business Development Manager, Metaphase Technology/SDRC
e-Business Collaboration Solutions for the Product Lifecycle
Patrick Brochu, Vice President, Channel Sales, SmarTeam Inc.
Smart Solutions Vision and Product Positioning
Isaac Kato, Vice President and General Manager, PlanetCAD, Spatial Inc.
New Economy Engineering Service Provider (ESP)
Greg Riccardi, iMAN Marketing Manager, Americas, Unigraphics Solutions Inc.
Information Management for the Enterprise
Ben Martella, Vice President, Sales, Verano, Inc.
Synchronize Your Supply Chain
Session 1P11: PDM/ERP Integration: Streamlining the Enterprise for Flexible and Adaptable Processes
To fully reap the benefits of B2B e-Commerce and supply-chain management strategies, tight integration of information technologies from design through manufacturing and production management to enterprise business systems is critical. However, obstacles to integration abound, beginning with the interoperability barriers that currently exist between different brands of system, even when these are designed for the same discipline such as mechanical engineering. Moreover, much essential business and product data is held in legacy systems that are difficult if not impossible to integrate into the new e-infrastructure. For users, the challenge is to create new systems and work processes that yield step-function increases in efficiency, through-put and competitiveness, and do not simply automate existing inefficient exchanges of (often inaccurate) data. This session will reveal what industry leaders are doing to re-engineer and streamline their companies' information systems and work processes to enable them to compete in emerging e-Business-driven markets.
Douglas D. Speidel, Senior Director, Engineering Information Systems, Seagate Technology
Integrating Information Systems to Support a Virtual Design Center (1.3MB)
Ron Frunk, Application Development Manager, Cascade Corporation
PDM-ERP Integration (721KB)
Masaaki Handa, Head Manager, Niitsu Rolling Stock Manufacturing Factory, East Japan Railway Co.
Product Life-Cycle Engineering of Rolling Stock (1.2MB)
Doug Horn, CAD & Engineering Information Systems Administrator, International Comfort Products Corporation, USA, a Division of the Carrier Corporation, a United Technologies Company
Your PDM Vision: Is It Tunnel or Peripheral Vision? (191KB)
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