Teamcenter overview - Siemens PLM Software - #3

Teamcenter powers innovation and improves productivity by connecting people with the product and process knowledge they need to effectively function in a globally oriented product lifecycle. Teamcenter's proven digital lifecycle management solutions are built on an open PLM foundation.

Teamcenter is the world's most widely used PLM system. It is backed by Siemens PLM Software's leadership in delivering Global Innovation Networks that enable companies to make unified, information-driven decisions at every stage in the product lifecycle.

Teamcenter solutions enable companies to meet today's critical business challenges, including challenges addressed by the business

initiatives described below You can use Teamcenter solutions to

drive key performance goals, including the need to increase the

yield of innovation, compress time-to-market, meet business and regulatory requirements, optimize operational resources and

facilitate global collaboration.

Teamcenter solutions include best practices and standard-based

processes that enable your company to:

• Rapidly deploy your PLM solution

• Obtain a quick return on your PLM investment

• Minimize your cost of ownership

Improve innovation by facilitating real-time global collaboration among all lifecycle participants and processes

Excel globally by optimizing the exchange of ideas and information

between all value chain participants

Improve competitiveness by providing secure access to your

enterprise's product and process knowledge

Re-use proven parts, equipment and processes to create cost

efficiency and foster best practices

Capture the knowledge and expertise of your lifecycle participants

to continuously improve innovation

Achieve market compliance by integrating safety, environmental

and government requirements early in your design stage

Integrate product and process design with manufacturing best

practices to increase production quality and performance

Improve your customers' value experience by integrating mechanical, electrical and software subsystems, relationships and components

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