Published September 22, 2020
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Guideline Business Decision Support Systems (BDSS) for Materials Modelling
- 1. Ansys
- 2. Fraunhofer IWM
- 3. Fraunhofer ITWM
- 4. Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology
Contributors
Others:
Project manager:
- 1. formerly European Commission
- 2. The University of York
- 3. Ansys
- 4. Goldbeck Consulting Limited
- 5. Uppsala Universitet
- 6. Koelman Consulting (formerly DOW)
- 7. Plastics Innovation
- 8. Czech Technical University
- 9. Simperler Consulting
- 10. DOW
Description
Methods and tools are constantly sought by manufacturing organisations to help reduce the time to reach decisions and solve problems, to reduce the costs of running the business, and to improve solution flexibility by providing different perspectives to a given question or problem. Materials modelling is seen as part of an emerging toolkit to help reach these business goals, however, realising the benefits of materials modelling in development areas such as the ‘sweet spots’ requires investment in a framework to help materials modelling plug-in to the business. In this work, we describe the components of Business Decisions Support Systems for materials modelling.
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Funding
- COMPOSELECTOR – Multi-scale Composite Material Selection Platform with a Seamless Integration of Material Models and Multidisciplinary Design Framework. 721105
- European Commission
- EMMC-CSA – European Materials Modelling Council 723867
- European Commission
- FORCE – Formulations and Computational Engineering 721027
- European Commission