At Siemens, digital threads are our roadmap of industry-specific business workflows. They digitally connect all tasks and processes in the value chain based on the challenges to be solved and provide the foundation for digital transformation that revolutionizes the way products are developed, produced and optimized. Recent CIMdata research indicates that digital thread investment within the ecosystem of industrial users, their customers, suppliers and solution providers is poised for rapid growth.
In this webinar, Todd Tuthill and Jim Roche will educate participants on how initial implementations of targeted aerospace digital thread solutions have provided proof points of value and essential learnings. They will guide you through the digital thread’s rise to prominence in the value footprint as well as go through case studies of digital thread realization, keeping in view the larger data landscape that is core to the value of the digital thread.
Five levels of aerospace digital transformation maturity are outlined in the webinar. They are:
Watch the webinar to get an overview of the five levels of aerospace digital transformation maturity and to learn where the aerospace industry is currently in its digital transformation. CIMdata research will help round out your knowledge as it offers insights into the industry’s progress and challenges companies are facing as they work toward digital transformation and establishing an aerospace digital thread.
Aerospace and Defense Practice Director
Jim Roche has 30-plus years of experience in product development and manufacturing transformation as a strategic advisor to PLM programs across the Americas, Europe and Asia. As CIMdata’s aerospace and defense practice director, he facilitates the cooperation and expansion of the PLM value footprint within and across participants in the value chain and administers the A&D PLM Action Group.
Vice President for A&D Strategy and Marketing
Todd Tuthill ist Vice President for Aerospace and Defense Strategy und Marketing bei Siemens Digital Industries Software. Todd kam im Juni 2022 zu Siemens, nachdem er mehr als 30 Jahre in der Luft- und Raumfahrtbranche gearbeitet hatte. Der technische Hintergrund von Todd liegt im Bereich Systementwicklung mit funktionalen Engineering- und Programmleitungsfunktionen. Zudem verfügt er über eine ausgeprägte Vision für die digitale Transformation. Seine Führungskarriere in der Luft- und Raumfahrt umfasst McDonnell Douglas/Boeing, Moog, Raytheon und Siemens. Seine Erfahrung erstreckt sich dabei über alle Aspekte von Luft- und Raumfahrtprogrammen, einschließlich Konstruktion, modellbasiertem Systems Engineering, Software-Engineering, schlanke Produktentwicklung, Lieferanten-/Partnermanagement und Programmmanagement. In seiner neuen Rolle bei Siemens setzt er sich leidenschaftlich für die Förderung der digitalen Transformation in der gesamten Luft- und Raumfahrtbranche ein.