Using ARIS for New Product Development Processes Models

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Bobbie Gilman on June 26, 2009

I would like to know who out there has been doing process modeling in the product development space? It seems that the majority of process modeling teams that we've had discussions with are modeling in more finite areas such as logistics, go-to-market, manufacturing, procurement.
Can anyone share any stories with me?

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Sebastian Stein on June 27, 2009 - 11:16

Hi Bobbie,

internally at IDS, we are using ARIS in the product development process. For example, we use ARIS to gather and document requirements for upcoming versions and we also do release planning with ARIS. For example, we use ARIS to visually plan the development budget and resources for the next quarter (rolling wave planning). We also have documented our software development process and the support processes like handling user requests or the roll-in of new requirements.

I know that some of our industrial customers are using ARIS in their product development process, e.g. to plan the development of a new car. Here, time-based modelling plays an important role, which we added with ARIS 7.1.

However, I would also be interested how people use ARIS in their product development processes. So please feel encouraged to share your stories!

Cheers,

Sebastian

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Bobbie Gilman Author on June 30, 2009 - 14:22

I just realized my question is posted as 'private'. Does this affect the number of viewers? I would like to make sure that ARIS users from other companies can see it. Do I need to change it to 'public'? If so, how do I do this.

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Levin Brunner on July 7, 2009 - 11:37

Dear Bobbie,

i worked once in a team which did Reference-Processes for the Siemens AG in that Area. The Process Area was called PLM = Product Livecycle Management. It was everything, but not finite :-)

The reference Processes were very abstract Level 0 = PLM as Value Added Chain Diagramms down to Level 3 where they had nice eEPC. Then, each division could make Variants of these Reference Processes as Level 4 and so on...

Best Regards,

Levin Brunner

Let me know if you would need more info...

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Bobbie Gilman Author on July 20, 2009 - 15:40

Brunner,

Thanks for the reply! Do you have any contacts at Siemens? I would like to reach out to them.

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Milan Tadić on July 28, 2009 - 16:39

Hi Bobbie,

my company is developing, producing and selling ;-) semiconductor products.

We described our R&D including all stage gates with some 100+ processes, spread over three VAD and two eEPC levels.

Do you have any particular questions/problems?

Regs,

Milan

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Bobbie Gilman Author on July 29, 2009 - 15:56

Milan,

We are setting up a similar structure at my company, but we are anxious to see examples of a mature system to help us envision where we might take our system. May I call you. Or, feel free to call me @812-433-2884.

Bobbi

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