The construction industry is facing several challenges and drivers: access to qualified labour, rising material cost and margin squeeze are just a few.
Through the power of modelling and simulation, we can now significantly reduce the expense and time spent on developing and testing new drugs and medical devices.
High-tech is part of our daily lives, so much so that we take it for granted. We use mobile phones that are more powerful than the technology used to land a man on the Moon.
As every machine becomes connected to collect and transmit data, it’s important to know how to turn this opportunity into real value for your company and your customers.
We craft ships, a complex combination of technological systems, which must safely operate in a very hostile environment, keeping their precious cargo of people or goods safe.
Today, simulation software enables companies to optimize electric and hybrid vehicles, ADAS systems, and self-driving cars by exploring uncharted territories.
With Ansys Battery Simulation, you can achieve better performance, longer battery life, and reduced costs while accelerating the product development process.
One of the key applications of Fluent is in the field of combustion modelling, where it is used to model and optimize the combustion processes in various industries.
Heat exchangers have been used for many years in different applications. Typically we find them in HVAC, refrigeration, power generation, and chemical processing.
The mixing process is an integral component of the process industry, with a wide range of applications utilized to create tailored products that meet the diverse needs of various industries and customers.
Ansys Rotating Machinery application provides advanced software that assists in the design of various types of rotating machinery equipment and enables rapid iteration and improvement of designs.
The energy landscape of our world is currently undergoing a major transformation, towards more sustainable and environmentally-friendly energy sources.
With Neural Concept, design and verification workflow can be improved at least 2-10 times by training a Neural Network with existing data for designs and simulations.
Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) simulation products are for engineers who needs to make better and faster decisions and can help reducing the development time and efforts while improving your product’s performance and safety.
Materials information is crucial in engineering and manufacturing as it enables informed decisions. In simulation and modeling, precise materials data is needed to accurately predict real-world behaviour.
Ansys offers structural analysis software solutions that enable engineers of all levels and backgrounds to solve complex structural engineering problems faster and more efficiently.
As supplier of Digital Lab solutions it is natural for us to maintain a strong connection with academic institutions, students, teachers and researchers across the world.
Ansys Startup Program, provided by EDRMedeso, gives you full access to simulation software bundles that are built and priced to help entrepreneurs grow their business quickly and cost-effectively.
All our services are designed to help our clients increase their competitive edge, reach their sustainability goals, and leverage cutting-edge technologies.
Since day one, our customers have been at the centre of our focus. Whether we’re taking care of our existing users or onboarding new customers into our yearly care cycle – quite simply – nothing is more important to us than you, our customer.
At EDRMedeso you learn from some of the industries top experts in their respective fields. With over 1500 collective years of experience in simulation, we provide a host of training sessions to suit your organizations needs
At EDRMedeso, we want to help you in innovating the future. Here you’ll find our upcoming webinars, events, trade shows and seminars, designed to help you maximize your engineering potential.
The only forum for executives and thought leaders to discuss and share cutting edge technology strategies designed to win in the rapidly changing environment!
Time flies…it’s now 8 years since Spring 2013, when we hosted the first Simulation Leadership Forum. Well at that time it was called something different (Simulation Integration Management), but the message was the same: Simulation success is so much more than Technology alone.
One of the key concepts that has evolved from the many presentations and discussions we’ve had during over the years is the Simulation Maturity Assessment. This is an easy-to-use web app with real time feedback, which helps our customers understand how they can realize more business value from simulation. An essential part of this framework is the Simulation Maturity Index which is built on Five Domains:
IMAGE: Simulation Maturity Index built on Five Domains
Last Simulation Leadership Forum – December 2021
During the final Simulation Leadership Forum of 2021 we summarized what we have learned throughout all the combined seasons and provided relevant evidence from guest presentations with examples of best practice and shared experiences on how to improve maturity within each of these domains.
Cummins and Grundfos simulation strategies
Examples from companies with upfront simulation strategies were given by, for example, Cummins and Grundfos, who shared both best practice and pitfalls. Simulation readiness seems to be a common strategy to overcome the classical Simulation vs Lab test dilemma. For a startup company like Carnot, there were no historical restrictions, and their approach was to implement a well-defined simulation process from the outset.
TetraPak handle the organization team
On the topic of organization, we had several guests covering different aspects of how to initiate an organizational model (Siemens Industrial Turbomachinery) or leadership (TetraPak, Cummins, Valmet). When surveying the audience, we realized that in most Nordic companies, simulation initiatives are driven from a simulation team leader level, or even by individual engineers.
Expert knowledge – the people
Capability is a complex topic to explore, but the democratization initiatives at Novo Nordisk and Oticon are both excellent examples of how you can turn expert knowledge into an automated process and subsequently roll out to a broader non-expert audience. Scania had a similar approach.
Capabilities domain
If we agree that sustainability efforts make up part of the capabilities domain then it’s true to say that there are concerns. When we surveyed the audience, environmental footprint came out as the least important business driver for simulation. We are of the opinion that this belief couldn’t be further from the truth and recommend ambitious simulation flag carriers align with the company’s overall environmental targets. Currently, this is one of the top priorities within almost all manufacturing and energy companies and where simulation is a proven game changer.
Photo: Marcus Oledal, Ph.D. Head of Business Innovation EDRMedeso
New technology
Volvo cars then told us how the speed of change has forced them to think very differently in terms of competence development, and how collaboration with universities has changed considerably during the last few years. This synced perfectly with the eco-system thinking that is prevalent within the Hydropower industry, as presented by NTNU.
These are some of the “intangible domain” examples of wisdom that our guests have kindly shared over the last couple of years. But, of course, we covered tech talk as well, such as Professor Matts Karlsson from Linköping University sharing how uses simulation expertise to push the boundaries every single year; it goes without saying that all participants conveyed useful tech insights as well!
Time to summarize the 2021 Simulation Leadership Forum season!
We have had some amazing guests sharing experiences from many countries and many industries, but as a participant in 2019 concluded:
It’s amazing how similar simulation challenges are across industry!
The adoption of simulation as a tool to reach strategic goals is still on the low side, but momentum is gathering pace! Therefore, we’re looking forward to meeting you all in May 2022, when the Simulation Leadership Summit returns to Copenhagen after an unplanned three-year break, thanks to you know what……