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Traceability workshop at TPV
TRENIN results were discussed at the workshop held in Novo mesto with employees of the TPV Automotive Industry. The directions for future collaboration have been established and continuation of the project was confirmed.
2012-01-23 -
Traceability workshop at KONCAR EEI
TRENIN results were discussed at the workshop held in Zagreb with employees of the KONCAR Electrical Engineering Institute. The directions for future collaboration have been established and continuation of the project was confirmed.
2012-01-12 -
Traceability workshop with Mid Sweden University
Traceability issues were discussed at the workshop held in Zagreb with representatives of the Mid Sweden University - Technical Information Center group. The TRENIN project results have been presented and the directions for future collaboration have been established.
2011-10-24 -
TRENIN presentation at UniBath UK
TRENIN project was presented in seminar of the Department of Mechanical Engineering of the University of Bath UK. The project results and the future research collaboration possiblities based on the results were discussed.
2011-09-26 -
TRENIN presentation at ICED11
TRENIN project was presented at International Conference on Engineering Design ICED'11 held in Copenhagen/Denmark. The project results have been discussed with academic community and representatives of industry. Aslo, possibilities for the future research and collaboration were discussed.
2011-08-19
About TRENIN project
The engineering information has a central role in product development: it describes and documents the constitution and behavior of the product; it drives the product development process and is the object of verification and validation procedures. With the current emphasis being on companies to supply products and provide support services throughout the product lifetime, the realisation is that the engineering information being lost can aid in both the product life cycle support and also the development of new products.
The stakeholders with different roles in product development process would like to leverage all relevant information no matter where it originated, no matter what its format, and no matter where it resides in order to help their organization innovate, compete, provide service and grow. In order to understand and reuse existing engineering information along meaning, reasons, arguments, documentations, choices, critique, consequences etc. engineers need to be able to trace engineering information evolution. To support these activities, new and advanced engineering information traceability methods, models and tools are required, which allow the engineering information evolution to be traced into the future.
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