MarcL: Modern solutions must allow users of the PLM solution to browse both up and down product structures with ease. How is this accomplished in Aras?
Peter Schroer: The configuration modeler in the core of Aras Innovator is an implementation of Directed Graphs, meaning the relationships all have an implied direction. Business rules for edit, create and delete use the direction to enforce good configuration management practices. The user interface can easily walk the user up and down the configuration graphs. This is so common that there are 2 pre-defined navigation browsers called Structure Browser (down view) and Where-Used Browser (up view) to provide a quick look at two common views of the Product Structure.
See additional information in Structure Management for Complex Products in Aras, Complex PLM Structure Multi-Views in Aras, PLM Product Structure Management Functionality in Aras and Making PLM Product Structure Accessible.
Tags: configuration management, Model-based, PLM, product structure, SOA, structure browser, where used analysis
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May 30, 2017 at 3:51 pm |
April 2, 2008 at 04ikrP4:yan4,I went through the route you suggested, but there is no Indic language font support available (I have Windows XP Professional). There are, of course, choices available for languages such as Xhosa, Tatar, Azeri and Catalan! Reply