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Jason Meyers

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Why engineering change management breaks down in multi-disciplinary machine design – and how to fix it

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By Jason Meyers
| Where Today Meets Tomorrow
When a customer change request arrives mid-project, it doesn’t always goes smoothly. Engineering scrambles to assess the impact, production timelines slip and what should have been a profitable order suddenly threatens margins. This all-too-common scenario plays out daily in companies across the industrial machinery landscape, and it stems from fundamental ineffective engineering change management.
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Making the case for industrial machinery companies to embrace the comprehensive digital twin | Podcast

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By Jason Meyers
| Where Today Meets Tomorrow
How can machine builders, OEMs and component manufacturers accelerate innovation and shrink development times to improve engineering efficiency? According to one expert with more than two decades of industry experience, the comprehensive digital twin is significantly changing manufacturing, design and production.
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Maximize your aftermarket revenue by bridging the gap between engineering and sales | Webinar recap

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By Jason Meyers
| Where Today Meets Tomorrow
The industrial machine and equipment aftermarket represents a massive opportunity for recurring revenue and long-term customer loyalty. However, most organizations struggle to grow their aftermarket revenue due to a lack of integration between engineering data and sales execution.
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