PUNE: Structural Dynamics Research Corporation (SDRC), a global provider of
e-business collaboration solutions for product life cycle, today unfolded its
new strategy for providing Internet based solutions to global manufacturers.
In order to comprehensively address the emerging e-business, collaboration
and innovation requirements of its customers worldwide, SDRC has aligned its
solutions offerings in four areas — e-Mechanical Design Automation (e-MDA),
e-Collaboration Products (e-CP), e-Product Knowledge Management (e-PKM) and
e-Business Integration (C-BI).
SDRC Asia Pacific vice president CH Yoo was very excited with the direction
chosen by the company. In his detailed presentation on ‘SDRC Corporate
Directions' at the three-day 9th SDRC User's Conference being held in Pune, Yoo
mentioned that SDRC's vision was to provide Web-based solutions that could help
its customers do a number of things. "We have spent considerable R&D
time and effort to define what these technologies mean in terms of the
requirements of our customers to leap to new levels of productivity,'' he
explained.
The four-solution offering would mean a reduction in time-to-market by
accelerating business transactions and processes across different systems and
companies, enabling robust communication among virtual teams regardless of
geography, language or applications used.
Yoo said that SDRC was delivering e-business solutions that would deploy an
information model, a process model, business functions and security policies,
all of which are independent of back-end systems. This is a Web of knowledge
that enables and informs the product lifecycle in an e-business framework. To
this end, many manufacturers use I-DEAS as a collaborative tool for agile
product development teams, he said.
In his keynote address, SDRC India country manager Narendra Reddy said that
SDRC was determined to be the recognized leader in providing collaborative,
e-business solutions for product life cycle management that span the enterprise
and fully leverage the Web.