Great companies begin with great engineering. Its invention of the first mechanical cash register in 1884 was the engineering feat that put the National Cash Register Company (NCR) on the map. Over... More
The Challenge
Today, engineering remains the original source for information that drives many organizations within NCR. However, Dave Boscia, NCR’s IT manager of engineering systems in Columbia, South Carolina,... More
Dassault Systemes Response
In 1997, NCR first introduced the eMatrix Internet business collaboration solution to the engineering services at the company’s Waterloo office to replace proprietary systems that were not... More
Great companies begin with great engineering. Its invention of the first mechanical cash register in 1884 was the engineering feat that put the National Cash Register Company (NCR) on the map. Over 115 years later, the company continues to serve consumers’ needs where it counts most — where the transaction actually takes place.
The Challenge
Today, engineering remains the original source for information that drives many organizations within NCR. However, Dave Boscia, NCR’s IT manager of engineering systems in Columbia, South Carolina, wants to do more than simply provide engineering information to engineers. Boscia often searches for opportunities to leverage engineering success in other areas.
Dassault Systemes Response
In 1997, NCR first introduced the eMatrix Internet business collaboration solution to the engineering services at the company’s Waterloo office to replace proprietary systems that were not Y2K-compliant. Soon, more than 200 people from NCR’s Financial Solutions Group were using the eMatrix solution to share and manage product lifecycle information.
Benefits
Improved Decision Making Controlled and measurable global business processes
Faster Time-to-Market Reduced time for new product configurations and engineering changes
Enhanced Collaboration Immediate data access to all users, anytime — anywhere
Adaptable to Other Business Areas Applied to solve additional problems in non-engineering areas
Rapid Deployment and User Acceptance Simple web interface deploys readily and is easy to learn and use