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Industrial Equipment Case Study: Doosan Infracore

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Customer Company Size
Large Corporate
Region
  • Asia
  • America
  • Europe
Country
  • Korea
  • China
  • Czech Republic
  • Norway
  • United States
Product
  • 3DEXPERIENCE platform
  • CATIA V6
  • ENOVIA V6
  • DELMIA V6
Tech Stack
  • PLM system
  • 3D virtual simulation
  • Concurrent engineering
Implementation Scale
  • Enterprise-wide Deployment
Impact Metrics
  • Productivity Improvements
  • Cost Savings
  • Digital Expertise
Technology Category
  • Platform as a Service (PaaS) - Application Development Platforms
  • Application Infrastructure & Middleware - Data Exchange & Integration
Applicable Industries
  • Equipment & Machinery
Applicable Functions
  • Product Research & Development
  • Discrete Manufacturing
Use Cases
  • Manufacturing System Automation
  • Predictive Maintenance
  • Digital Twin
Services
  • Software Design & Engineering Services
  • System Integration
About The Customer
Doosan Infracore, part of the Doosan Group, began as a shipbuilding machinery plant in 1937. Today, it is a globally renowned player in the industrial equipment industry, and is ranked fifth in the machinery, machine tool, and small equipment construction sector worldwide. It is also the number one manufacturer of mid-size diesel and gas engines and articulated dump trucks in Korea. Since it joined the Doosan Group in 2005, Doosan Infracore has been busy expanding its business, acquiring companies such as Bobcat and CTI in the USA, ATL in Germany, Moxy Engineering AS in Norway, Yantai Machinery in China, and the machine tool business division of Doosan Mechatec in Korea. As a result, the company’s exports increased almost two-fold in just two years, earning it the 2 Billion Dollar Export Tower Award from the Korea International Trade Association Day in 2007. Maintaining this steady growth, Doosan Infracore has positioned itself to overtake its global competitors and become one of the top three industrial machinery manufacturers worldwide.
The Challenge
Doosan Infracore, a globally renowned player in the industrial equipment industry, aimed to become one of the top three global machinery suppliers by 2020. To achieve this, the company needed to improve the productivity and product quality of its 14 subsidiaries and R&D centers in the US, China, Norway, and the Czech Republic. The company faced challenges in reducing product development time, errors, and rework, and improving data integration and security throughout the product lifecycle. Their existing PLM system, a collection of heterogeneous, tailor-made, in-house software applications, generated data incompatibility issues from one site to another, making it difficult to address these challenges.
The Solution
After a year of analyzing several PLM solutions, Doosan Infracore chose Dassault Systèmes’ 3DEXPERIENCE platform, including CATIA V6, ENOVIA V6, and DELMIA V6, for product development, multi-site collaboration, and manufacturing simulation. The 3DEXPERIENCE platform’s applications are seamlessly integrated in a unique collaborative work environment, which perfectly reflects Doosan Infracore’s R&D motto: ‘Design anywhere/Build anywhere.’ Concurrent engineering and implementing design changes early in the process help Doosan Infracore engineers to drastically reduce their product development time. Bills of Materials (BOM), which were managed separately previously, can be managed with one real-time data during the entire process – planning, development, design, sales, and service.
Operational Impact
  • The 3DEXPERIENCE platform is expected to improve enterprise collaboration dramatically.
  • Even non-design teams such as marketing and sales, which are not necessarily familiar with Computer Aided Design tools, will be able to consult the 3D product model in real time using their standard-issue laptop computers.
  • 3D virtual testing and simulation at the design and production stage is expected to reduce errors and rework by more than 90%.
  • Design data is more secure since it is stored in a common database and not distributed in individual computers.
Quantitative Benefit
  • Expected to reduce product development time thanks to concurrent engineering.
  • Expected to cut errors and rework during the production phase by 90% with 3D virtual simulation.

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