RPM technology explained at NDES

RuleStream will demonstrate its latest NET-based software at the 2006 National Design Engineering show (NDES) during National Manufacturing Week.

RuleStream will demonstrate its latest NET-based software at the 2006 National Design Engineering show during National Manufacturing Week.

RuleStream significantly extends value for manufacturers in both engineer-to-order (ETO) and new product development (NPD) environments.

RuleStream will exhibit at Booth 18028 and will be highlighted in several strategic sessions during the conference, scheduled from 21st to 23rd March 2006 at the Donald E Stephens Convention centre in Rosemont, Illinois.

RuleStream will demonstrate its industry-leading ability to support discrete manufacturers' needs with a unique "build-deploy-improve" loop.

RuleStream's RPM software is an enterprise-level software solution that provides the tools manufacturers need to create a truly sustainable process with a platform for continuous improvement and innovation.

"RPM is an important new technology bringing strong business benefits and solutions to the many challenges new product development and ETO manufacturers face", said Ed Miller, President of CIMdata.

"RPM preserves and reuses company knowledge as essential intellectual capital".

"The value is realised across all product-centric business operations, including sales and bidding, product engineering, manufacturing and operational management".

"RuleStream's industry-leading technology has repeatedly demonstrated its ability to bring value to forward thinking discrete manufacturers", said Robert Nierman, Chief Executive Officer of RuleStream.

"With strong integrations to major ERP, PLM and CAD systems, RuleStream's enterprise-level solution extends and complements the existing user environments".

"In the RuleStream and RPM conference sessions, delegates can learn about how our customers have extended the value of their PLM investments with RPM".

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