Simulation Lifecycle Management (SLM)
SIMULIA’s Simulation Lifecycle Management (SLM) solution enables product development companies to perform simulation data management as well as test data management to achieve a competitive advantage and maximize investment in simulation technology.
Main Features
Streamline Product Development
Streamline the product development process thanks to further integration of simulation with the rest of the enterprise solution.
Seamless Workflow Integration
Better support of ENOVIA Engineering, Designer and Requirement Central data allows for an even more seamless product development process. For example, values defined in Requirement Central can directly be used in simulation workflows.
Improved Search Tools
Dedicated search tools for retrieving simulation data based on simulation related classification are now exposed to all V6 users, ensuring any user can find the simulation data they need.
New Functionalities
SLM also continues to provide new functionality for advanced users, including the support of array (or multi-valued) attributes, improved execution communication and flexible simulation job log configuration for administrators.
Simulation Lifecycle Management Capbilities
Live Simulation Review
Live Simulation Review (LSM) is an extension of 3DLive’s capabilities for 3D search and navigation with simulation focused functionality such as the ability to identify and navigate to all simulations performed on a given part or assembly. It empowers collaborators to access simulation data, execute simulation templates, and review simulation results for collaborative decision making during the product development process.
Model Editor
Model Editor enables design engineers and analysts to work concurrently in a collaborative, managed, open environment with the simulation modelling tools of their choosing. When used in conjunction with a process flow execution product, such as SIMULIA Scenario Definition, Model Editor provides analysts with the capability to manage and edit their simulation data within the V6 product structure.
Scenario Definition
Scenario Definition enables methods developers to create workflow-specific simulation templates incorporating their company’s best practices while using the simulation tools of their choosing. These templates can then be deployed to a wide range of users ensuring adherence to standard practices in order to improve repeatability, reliability and confidence in simulations.
