Advanced planning: Four testimonials to understand it all

Advanced Planning & Scheduling : a driver of industrial transformation. From pharmaceuticals to organic cosmetics, nuclear energy, and telecommunications, Sanofi, ASN, Velan, and LSN illustrate how advanced planning improves agility, performance, and the ability to anticipate.

Back to Basics: What is a Sustainable Factory?

Are you new to the manufacturing, operations or supply chain sector? A recent hire or student? Or maybe you’re someone who simply wants a refresh on the basics of the industry. If so, then you’ll want to read DELMIA’s new blog series, amply titled, “Back to Basics.” The series focuses on a myriad of topics, answering the most basic of questions. Check it out!

Why Economic Uncertainty Demands a Real-Time Manufacturing Strategy

Proactive manufacturers now treat economic uncertainty not as isolated incidents, but as ongoing tests of their operational readiness and digital maturity.

How a Virtual Twin Turns Tariff Turbulence into a Strategic Advantage for Manufacturers

With the virtual twin in place, teams can “fly through” the factory before it exists, test different layouts, and watch the flow of parts, people and robots to see where space, time or energy will be wasted.

From Complexity to Clarity: Transform Nuclear Projects with DELMIA’s Virtual Construction & Asset Management

The nuclear power industry cannot afford inefficiencies, rework, or safety lapses. As projects grow in complexity, conventional construction and maintenance methodologies simply can’t keep pace.

Key Enablers of Sustainability in Logistics and Supply Chain

Achieving a sustainable logistics network requires more than just operational adjustments—it necessitates the integration of advanced technologies that can shift the industry into high gear.

Optimize the Mining Value Chain from Pit to Port with DELMIA Quintiq

New Tariff and Trade Policies: What Should Supply Chain Leaders Do?

The need to react to unexpected global disruption is now a fundamental requirement for all companies; tariffs are only the latest incarnation of what manufacturers have to deal with.