VEMS Overview
The Design, Engineering, Manufacturing, Service, and After Market segments have attempted to integrate the technology and communications between themselves when the issue of electromechanical has been involved.

Unfortunately, most attempts have resulted in the increase of walls being built between the disciplines due to the technologies developed to enhance the immediate area.  

Electromechanical and Systems Engineering activities have faired extremely well over the last 30 years where the technology and tools have developed, in some cases, ahead of the traditional CAE / CAE / CAM tools.

Rarely has the enterprise been capable of communicating the required information between all facets of it's organization, supplier base, and customer in the same effective manner that business processes have come to expect.


Issues that VEMS addresses are:

A fundamental difference of paradigm exists between the electromechanical and mechanical worlds.  The obvious involves the difference between "logical/systems" and "physical/mechanics".  more ...

Electromechanical has been isolated from mechanical for over 30 years, but has developed an inherently sound self-contained infrastructure.  more ...

A STEP - AP212 environment alone simply propagates the isolation of electromechanical and mechanical.  more ...

Product Design Cycle Time still needs compression and advantages could be realized with electromechanical and mechanical collaboration.  more ...

Knowledge and Product reuse is critical, especially the application of electromechanical knowledge in the mechanical world.  more ...

New systems that will be effectively satisfy long term requirements need to envision Product Design Systems of the future.  more ...

New systems that will be effective need to support Design Practices and Evolution of Technology.  more ...

New systems that will be effective will provide enterprise-wide integration while minimizing training and translations.  more ...


The answer is VEMS