Aras® today announced that Japan-based Sinfonia Technology Co., Ltd., a leading developer of industrial power supply and motion control equipment for multiple critical industries, has selected the Aras solution suite for enterprise PLM. The breadth and flexibility of the Aras Innovator® platform will help Sinfonia Technology standardize product development, and introduce and manage a wider portfolio of products as the company pursues a strategy of global growth in industries that increasingly impose new safety regulations on manufacturers, such as semiconductor equipment and transportation.
“Our semiconductor equipment and transportation customers continuously seek innovative products and solutions that drive efficiencies and increase safety. Using Aras, we can free up engineering time and deliver more of the new products that have made us the preeminent manufacturer of power supply and motion equipment in the world,” said Yoshikado Kitazawa, Standardization Group Leader, Electrical Products and System Works, at Sinfonia Technology. “The Microsoft-friendly technology stack behind Aras enables us to make giant leaps forward in new product development cost-efficiently.”
Sinfonia Technology will combine Aras solutions for end-to-end BOM management, document management, NPDI and more. The company will leverage Aras to combine all product-related data and documentation for both existing and new products under development. In doing so, they will unify multiple disparate systems and institute enterprise-wide processes that enable all PLM users to adhere to standard, flexible workflows. In addition, engineers worldwide will benefit from improved collaboration, gaining the ability to share data within and across teams securely.
“Our flexible modeling engine and Web-based system helps companies meet their evolving needs quickly and cost-effectively,” said Masahiko Hisatsugu, President of Aras Japan. “With Aras as their enterprise PLM, Sinfonia Technology has gained a single enterprise system to safely expand offerings to more customers, in more geographies than ever before.”
