Apple
2025 Data Center Issue - 2nd Edition
Structured Specifications and Smarter Handoffs for Apple DCE
Apple DCE teams are driving toward a future where specifications, design, and operations aren’t managed in silos but flow seamlessly together. By structuring specifications as living data, Apple can move beyond static documents and make requirements easier to search and reuse. Drawings and 3D models can be brought together in one environment, so teams can visualize and coordinate with less friction. That same information can carry forward into operations, making it easier to hand off, maintain, and improve facilities over the long term.
Kurt Hemmingsen
Kurt is a supply chain professional and applies his strategic sales and account management experience to support global scale transformation for the US High Technology team.
Zach Giaconia
Zach is a manufacturing professional who applies his analytical skills to strategic sales and helps global companies with their digital transformation with the North American High Technology team.
Specifications as Data
Instead of treating specifications as static documents that are hard to search or reuse, they can be broken down into structured database elements.
Unified View of Drawings & Models
Bring all the different drawings and 3D models into one central place so teams don’t waste time hunting for files.
Tagging and Workflow into CMMS
Tag specs, drawings, and models so they can flow through the review/approval process in a structured way, and then hand that same information over to operations systems (like CMMS) in a searchable, usable format.
3DEXPERIENCE Platform Overview
The 3DEXPERIENCE platform brings specifications, drawings, and models into one connected environment.