Aerospace & Defense
PLM Action Group

Aerospace & Defense
PLM Action Group

Aerospace & Defense
PLM Action Group

Aerospace & Defense
PLM Action Group

Aerospace & Defense
PLM Action Group

Aerospace & Defense
PLM Action Group

Aerospace & Defense
PLM Action Group

Aerospace & Defense
PLM Action Group

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Founded in 2014, the Aerospace & Defense PLM Action Group (AD PAG) is a premier association of leading aerospace & defense companies. Operating within CIMdata’s globally recognized Community Program, the group serves as the industry's primary PLM advocacy group.

The Aerospace & Defense PLM Action Group is dedicated to driving aerospace digital transformation through several core objectives and its stated mission is to:

  • Set the direction for the aerospace & defense industry on PLM-related topics that matter to members
  • Promote common industry PLM processes and practices.
  • Define requirements for common interest PLM-related capabilities, including topics like Digital Twin and Digital Thread.
  • Communicate with a single, unified voice to global PLM solution providers.
  • Sponsor high-impact collaborative PLM research on member-prioritized industry and technology topics, such as MBSE and Multi-view BOM.

 

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Featured Publications

The Aerospace & Defense PLM Action Group manages multiple strategic projects, resulting in authoritative position papers and benchmark reports. These AD PAG publications are freely available to the public to support global PLM interoperability. For the full list of publications that are available to please visit the AD PAG publications page.

    • New - Manufacturing Engineering for Collaborative Development: Problem Statement & Go Forward Plan

      The Aerospace and Defense (A&D) industry requires zero-defect standards, yet gaps in the industrial system lifecycle lead to inefficiencies, budget overruns, and program issues across a shared supply chain. Solving these problems requires a holistic strategy built on integrated processes, digital infrastructure, and end-to-end collaboration. To address these challenges, the A&D PLM Action Group’s ME4CoDev working group—comprising 18 experts from 13 companies—has defined a common view of these operational gaps (Phase 1) to establish a foundation for a future strategic roadmap toward operational excellence. Download the Manufacturing Engineering for Collaborative Development: Problem Statement & Go Forward Plan.