Veja aqui o Infográfico apresentando a liderança da Siemens PLM no mercado Automotivo

1. Automotive leadership: Unmatched momentum
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Downsizing and optimization of the
internal combustion engine (ICE)
Increasing use of platforms and
standardization of platforms
Market growth in
emerging markets
Broad automotive industry leadership, unmatched
momentum and comprehensive expertise
Winning
choiceSiemens PLM Software is a winning choice
for more auto companies.
29 of the top 30 global vehicle manufacturers use PLM solutions
from Siemens.
29 of 30 44 yearsSiemens PLM Software has driven automotive
innovations for the last 44 years.
The world’s top automakers and suppliers choose Siemens PLM Software because of our broad leadership,
unmatched momentum and comprehensive expertise in the global automotive industry.
Siemens PLM Software solutions for the automotive industry
Innovation is needed at the system level – thus
more people need to work in the systems context.
Shift from single
to system innovation
(over 50% innovation
at system level)
Component innovation
System innovation
ABS
Electronic
stability
control
Adaptive
cruise
control
Integrated
driver
experience
Bodyinwhite
Stamping
Powertrain
MFGplanning
Paint
Logistics
Plant
operations
Orders
Qualilty
Finalassembly
Engineering simulation, test and services drive product
performance decisions across the complete product lifecycle.
Engineering design, geometry creation,
multi-discipline development enable teams
to develop market-leading products.
Simulation
modeling
Structural
Thermal
Flow
Motion
Durability
NVH and
acoustics
Driving
dynamics
Multi-physics
Concept
design
Product
development
Detailed
engineering
Process
validation
Integrated automotive manufacturing solutions consist
of multiple domains.
Siemens continues to invest in automotive key processes
to help you realize your innovation in:
Systems
Engineering
Body &
Powertrain
Simulation
& Test
Electronics &
Software
Integrated
Manufacturing
BOM
Management
Repair
Supply chain
Factory design
Safety (crash testing)
Fuel-economy and vehicle light-weighting implications
New materials Part manufacturing
Vehicle packaging
Analysis (CAE)
NVH
Joining methods
Light-weighting triggers the most
fundamental change in vehicle
engineering in 50+ years
45%
Vehicle design cycles starting
in 2013 have less than 2 cycles
to comply with the 2025
NHTSA standards.
(Source: IHS Inc.)
Regulations and fuel economy standards drive automotive innovations
Fuel economy standards
increase by 45% from 2015
to 2025.
(Source: Roland Berger/Lazard Global
Supplier Database)
65%
In 2020, 65% of vehicle
added-value content will
be due to fuel economy
and safety-related
regulations.
(Source: McKinsey Analysis)
Growth of multi-region platforms
38% of platforms
were multi-regional
in 2000.
58% of platforms
were multi-regional
in 2005.
62% of platforms
were multi-regional
in 2010.
71% of platforms
will be multi-regional
in 2015.
75% of platforms
will be multi-regional
in 2020.
38% 58% 62% 71% 75%
Share of multi-region platforms will grow significantly in coming years (Source: IHS) Multi-regional platform implications for automakers
and suppliers
Platform consolidation will drive greater scale advantage and program launch productivity
From 2010 to 2020, average
platform volume will grow by 40%
(Source: IHS)
Increased need for product
and process re-use
With high volume of
common parts, potential
quality issues can result
in significant costs for
warranties and penalties2010 2020+40%
For the top 12 OEMs, China’s share
in total light-vehicle sales will grow
up to 20% by 2019.
(Source: IHS)
China
20%
Electronics – U.S. Engines – Germany Interiors – Japan
Global localization of vehicle design and production implications
Global coordination of regional engineering centers to reflect vehicle
design and production changes.
Future growth will come from emerging economies
(Source: IHS Auto Insight )
100
Light-vehicle sales in millions
80
60
40
20
U.S.
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
0
Western Europe
Japan/Korea
BRIC
Other
Key automotive trends in the next decade
76%
Standardization Internal combustion engine optimization
78%85%
Percentage of respondents who rated these top three trends as ‘extremely important‘ or ‘very important‘.
(Source: KPMG‘s Global Automotive Executive Survey 2014)
Emerging markets