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Materials information is central to the activities of engineering enterprises and materials producers. They need accurate, up-to-date, and complete information to enable design, make the right decisions on materials usage, and optimize product performance. But this information can be complex - for example, even a fundamental mechanical property such as a material's response to stress can vary with parameters including composition, temperature, time, and direction. A system to store and analyze such data must not only handle this multi-dimensional nature, but must deal with domain-specific issues such as specialist unit systems and the need to understand relationships between properties. Adding to the challenge is the fact that, in most organizations, this data is not static, but ever-changing. New data is added from testing, quality assurance, production, or updated reference sources and this data must be constantly analyzed to create and refine the organization's materials knowledge.
Granta helps you to manage business-critical materials data through our GRANTA MI software. Developed in collaboration with the Materials Data Management Consortium (MDMC), a group of leading engineering enterprises, GRANTA MI provides a complete solution for the 'lifecycle' of materials data:
Further background on materials data management and the work of the MDMC >>> Relevant products and services
Example solutionsHere are some examples of the use of Granta's products to deliver specific solutions for people who need to manage materials information:
You've got well-managed data - now what?A well-managed materials information resource can deliver competitive advantage to engineering enterprises - but only if the information in that system is applied effectively. To make best use of your materials information, you may want to deploy it in the computer-aided engineering and other software used by your engineers. And you may benefit from specialist tools that help you to use this information to make better materials decisions. Read more:
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