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Demoiple - Demonstrating a large-scale modular PLM architecture

Reference number
Coordinator Saab AB
Funding from Vinnova SEK 1 492 068
Project duration November 2024 - April 2026
Status Ongoing
Venture Advanced digitalization - Enabling technologies
Call Test and demo of advanced digitization in a real environment

Purpose and goal

The "Demoiple" project aims to validate a large-scale modular Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) architecture, building on previous feasibility studies. This initiative leverages the Genesis architecture pattern and the OASIS OSLC interoperability standard to promote a heterogeneous, federated PLM environment. The project intends to demonstrate that OSLC-based integrations can replace monolithic PLM systems, thereby avoiding vendor lock-in, reducing costs, and accelerating innovation.

Expected effects and result

By achieving validation at an industrial scale, the project aims to validate the feasibility of the Genesis architecture and the LynxDesigner tool, which could revolutionize the company’s PLM strategy. This will enhance Saab´s digitalization efforts and create market opportunities for smaller, innovative suppliers, fostering a competitive and diversified software ecosystem. The project supports Agenda 2030´s goals for industrial innovation, economic growth, and sustainable development.

Planned approach and implementation

The project will be implemented within Saab´s development environment, focusing on interfaces for product structure, requirements traceability, and change management between new PLM and ERP systems. A key component of this project is the LynxDesigner tool, which automates the creation of configuration-aware OSLC interfaces and significantly simplifies the integration process.

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Last updated 20 November 2024

Reference number 2024-02473