Model-based engineering enterprise
Engineering work, decisions, information and accountability — from requirements to delivery and through-life support.
Contents
- Introduction — A familiar product, a complex engineering enterprise
- 01 — What engineering means
- 02 — The enterprise and its delivery model
- 02a — The engineering lifecycle and technical reviews
- 03 — Model-based systems engineering
- 04 — The product information model
- 05 — Product structures and assembly boundaries
- 05a — Joints, connections and installation definition
- 06 — Requirements and technical specifications
- 07 — Architecture and interface management
- 08 — Design engineering and analysis
- 09 — Electrical, control and software engineering
- 10 — Parts and technical master data
- 11 — Configuration, variants, options and effectivity
- 12 — Maturity, release and progressive definition
- 13 — CM-II change management
- 14 — Concurrent engineering and early manufacture
- 15 — Organisation, authority and accountability
- 16 — Programme planning, cost and risk
- 17 — Supply-chain strategy and technical procurement
- 18 — Major contracts and supplier engineering
- 19 — Manufacturing engineering: EBOM, MBOM and BOP
- 20 — Industrialisation and build readiness
- 21 — Enterprise resource planning and production execution
- 22 — Quality, nonconformance and concessions
- 23 — Integration, verification and acceptance
- 24 — Safety, assurance and security
- 25 — As-built configuration and traceability
- 26 — Maintainability and through-life support
- 27 — Teamcenter reference architecture
- 28 — Integration and information governance
- 29 — Performance and continuous improvement
- 30 — Implementing the operating model
- Glossary
- Source register
- Companion reading