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PDT Europe, Versailles, 18-19 Nov 2009 PLM Harmonization for ENhanced Integration & eXcellence PLM Harmonization for ENhanced Integration & eXcellence This document is the property of EADS and shall not be communicated to third parties and /or reproduced without prior written agreement. Its contents shall not be disclosed. (c) EADS 2009 PHENIX The EADS programme for PLM Processes, Methods & Tools harmonization On behalf of Jean-Yves MONDON SOUBEYRAN Amaury
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PDT Europe, Versailles, 18-19 Nov 2009

PLM Harmonization for ENhanced Integration & eXcellencePLM Harmonization for ENhanced Integration & eXcellence

This document is the property of EADS and shall not be communicated to third parties and /or reproducedwithout prior written agreement. Its contents shall not be disclosed. (c) EADS 2009

PHENIXThe EADS programme for PLM Processes,

Methods & Tools harmonization

On behalf of Jean-Yves MONDON

SOUBEYRAN Amaury

PDT Europe, Versailles, 18-19 Nov 2009 2This document is the property of EADS and shall not be communicated to third parties and /orreproduced without prior written agreement. Its contents shall not be disclosed. (c) EADS 2009

EADS AT A GLANCE

PDT Europe, Versailles, 18-19 Nov 2009 3This document is the property of EADS and shall not be communicated to third parties and /orreproduced without prior written agreement. Its contents shall not be disclosed. (c) EADS 2009

Order book as at June 09: € 391 Bn

Revenues as at June 09: €20.2 Bn

Airbus: 254 deliveries

Eurocopter: 236 deliveries

Astrium: Ariane 31st consecutive successful launch

EADS Highlights: H1 2009

2008 Revenues BnUSD

2,82

4,88

5,4

5,66

6,3

10

60,9

63

Bell

Dassault

Sikorsky

Cessna

Embraer

Bombardier

Boeing

EADS

Backlog BnUSD

6,1

12,5

13

13,2

19,7

23,5

339

535

Bell

Dassault

Sikorsky

Cessna

Embraer

Bombardier

Boeing

EADS

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The Company

EADSDate of foundation: July 10, 2000

LouisGallois

TomEnders

EADS Chief Executive Officer Louis Gallois

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CONTENT OF THE PRESENTATION

EADS PLM STRATEGY: PHENIX program

PHENIX METHODOLOGY

SOME PHENIX KEY DRIVERS

EADS PLM STRATEGY: PHENIX program

PHENIX METHODOLOGY

SOME PHENIX KEY DRIVERS

PHENIX GLOBAL COLLABORATION: PHUSION orchestrator PHENIX GLOBAL COLLABORATION: PHUSION orchestrator

STANDARDS STANDARDS

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PLM IS STRATEGIC FOR EADS & ITS OPERATIONAL UNITSPLM IS STRATEGIC FOR EADS & ITS OPERATIONAL UNITS

Table of content

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Top BU /DivManagementTop BU /DivManagement

ManufacturingManufacturing

ServiceServiceEngineeringEngineering

CustomersCustomers

RegulatoryAuthoritiesRegulatoryAuthoritiesLocal

Design PartnerLocalDesign Partner

Other BUsOther BUs

Local DesignPartnerLocal DesignPartner

OffshoreDesign Partner

OffshoreDesign Partner

Other BUsOther BUs

Management

ExtendedEnterprise

ProgramManagement

ProgramManagement

OffshoreDesign Partner

OffshoreDesign Partner

ExtendedEnterprise

PLM HAS BECOME A CORE PART AND A STRATEGIC

ENABLER OF INDUSTRIAL SYSTEM

One strategic asset for the global enterpriseat the core of the lean industrial system

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• Multi Disciplinarity

• Product Complexity

• Regulatory Constraints

• Competition Pressures

• GlobalisationExtended Enterprise

Time

Co

mp

lexit

y

• Duality (Civil/Military)+

DUE TO THE INCREASING COMPLEXITY OF BUSINESS…

PLM has become a core part and astrategic enabler of our industrial

system

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PHENIX PROGRAMME

STRATEGIC FOR EADS AT GROUP LEVEL

+ NEED OF+ NEED OF• Better protection against industrial issues

Golden rules, lessons learnt, support to Governance(KPIs…),...

Common tools (Backbones) , shared product definitionmodel

• Stronger driving of PLM solutions Providers

• Sharing of common services

Common training, technical support,…

• better influence on standards

• Cooperation and mutual support between BUsand different sectors (Military, Civilian, Space)

Efficient transfer of workload, expertise, readiness ofhigh level skills & capabilities balanced relations

• World Wide Enterprise globalization adaptedstrategy & means. Harmonized processes infront of partners

• Heterogeneity of situations(between & inside Div./BUs)

INITIAL CONTEXTINITIAL CONTEXT

PHENIX is the acronym for

“PLM Harmonization for ENhancedIntegration and eXcellence”

• Launched in 2007

• Objective: innovative harmonization ofPLM between all EADS Operational Units

• Sponsored by the EADS CEO and theEADS Executive Committee

• Belonging to the EADS strategic priorities

THE PHENIX PROGRAMMETHE PHENIX PROGRAMME

Lead time & costreduction

Answer to the increasingcomplexity of business

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PHENIX METHODOLOGYPHENIX METHODOLOGY

Table of content

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PHENIX METHODOLOGYA cross divisional approach

NEW HARMONIZED PLM

ORIENTATIONS

PROPOSALS & IMPLEMENTATION

ConfigurationManagement

Collegial Centre

Multi divisionalintegrated approach

Multi divisionalintegrated approach

High level sponsorship

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SOME PHENIX KEY DRIVERSSOME PHENIX KEY DRIVERS

Table of content

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PHENIX GLOBAL APPROACH

TOOLS

PROCESSES

SKILLS &HR

Efforts are concentrated on:

STANDARDS

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BACKBONE A

Engineering &Manufacturing

BACKBONE B

EADS Core Model

Data generation /visualizationAdvanced collaborative

environmentHarmonized concurrent engineering

Common agreed processesCommon tools ( SW)

Customerrequirements & support

Requirement managementOptimized specification

Data management

Master Product DefinitionSingle product reference

Common tools (SW)Common agreed processes

Global collaboration(secured)

in WW Extended Enterprise

SOME KEY DRIVERS & BACKBONESPHENIX major improvement areas

IBMDassaultSystèmes

IBMDassaultSystèmes

PTCPTC

IBMTELELOGIC

IBMTELELOGIC

PHUSIONPHUSION

MSCMSC IGE-XAOIGE-XAO

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SOME KEY ACHIEVEMENTSFirst convergence towards harmonization and innovation in 3 years

2007 2008 2009

Co

vera

ge

2010,…

Solution setting up Deployment of

PHENIX Solution inDivisions’ Programs

Permanent PLMstructure setting up

Assessment Orientation Preparation

Selections Solution setting up 1st deployments &

integration onprogrammes

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PHENIX GLOBAL COLLABORATIONPHUSION Collaboration processes orchestrator

PHENIX GLOBAL COLLABORATIONPHUSION Collaboration processes orchestrator

Table of content

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PHENIX GLOBAL COLLABORATIONThe new role of the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM)

<20%

OEM

Tier 1

Tier n

>80%

Value Chain

Pressure for Risk sharingand serialized launch ofnew products leads tooutsourcing of 70-80% ofthe value chain

Not only Build to Print butalso Engineering isincreasingly outsourced

Tier 1 takes over significantresponsibilities for theproduct in all life cyclephases

Tier 1 will manage moreand more subcontracting,even more (in numbers)than the OEM

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Evolution of the Global Collaboration supporting

environment

EADS

Partner2

Partner3

Partner4

Partner5

Partner1

EADS CENTRICSYSTEM

SYSTEM OF SYSTEMS

Partner 2

Partner 1

EADS

Partner 3Partner

4Partner

5

New challenge: Tier-0 to Tier-n interoperability

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PHENIX GLOBAL COLLABORATIONPHUSION: Global Collaboration processes orchestrator of EADS

PROGRAMME 4

PROGRAMME 1

PROGRAMME 2

PROGRAMME 3

STANDARDIZED INTERFACE

STANDARDIZED INTERFACE

PHUSION

Tier 1Tier 0EADS

Tier 2

IAM

IAM

&

&

&

&

The technical solution for Tier-0 to Tier-n interoperability

Tier 3

Tier 1

Tier 0EADS

IAM =Identification &

AccessManagement

Cross certified

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PHENIX GLOBAL COLLABORATIONPHUSION collaborations processes are the key for

synchronization between partners

EVENT

OEM PHUSION Partner

External process

Flow

Collaborationprocess

orchestration

Internal process

Focus only oncollaboration

processes

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PHUSION KEY FEATURES

2008

Standardisation

• PHUSION connects partners through a standardized interface, whichenables the partners to use of their own processes and tools

• data models, collaboration processes and tools are standardizedin order to facilitate the connection with multiple partners.

Advanced collaboration services

•The PHUSION orchestrator enables partners to access advancedservices for collaboration: Read/ consultation, Digital mockup review,Co-design, Specific services (clash detection),

• PHUSION allows a concurrent use of collaboration tools andservices based on a set of shared data in compliance with theIntellectual Property protection rules, as partners work in a neutralsecured environment

Security

•As collaboration is done through it, the orchestrator can ensure securitycompliance with EADS security policy : there is one collaborationchannel per partner and no external access to domestic systems anddata.

•In case of high security constraints, it will be possible to implement aspecial instantiation in the EADS business unit.

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STANDARDSSTANDARDS

Table of content

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STANDARDSRole of open Standards for PLM

The use of standards allows interoperability in PLM:• Within the Group between internal tools• Within World Wide Extended Enterprise between heterogeneous

systems (EADS vs Suppliers, partners, etc. )• With the customer support and for operational purposes (ex

NATO interoperability)• For the Long Term Data Management and Archiving …

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Standardisation Organisations

Consolidation and Mobilisation are mandatory to gain

Influence on international Standardisation

Many isolated initiatives and projects Leading US aerospace & defence position regarding eBusiness Many different IT solutions based on different technologies and standards Limited number of experts in Europe Tiers 1 and SME are not involved

Standardisation Projects

Other projects…

National & InternationalTrade Associations

Standardisation Associations

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STANDARDSThe EADS PLM & related e-Business Standardization

Experts ofEuropean Industry

Prioritised ProjectsPrioritised ProjectsStandardsProjects

execution

StandardizationStrategic

StandardizationGroup

ASD E3AGASD E3AG

EADS CTOCQO /CIO

ETC,..

EADS

Standards

EADSSTEERING COMMITTEE

for PLM & eBusinessStandards

CTOsCIOs, CQOs

PLM standards Experts

……..

PHENIX (2009)or EADS PLM

Governance( >2010)

PHENIX (2009)or EADS PLM

Governance( >2010)

EADS - CQOStandardisation

Panel

EADS - CQOStandardisation

Panel

DIVISIONS

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THANK YOUTHANK YOU

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