Dassault Systèmes not only provides customers with sustainable technology solutions: we also strive to be a sustainable company. We are committed to improving the impact of our environmental, social and corporate governance practices. Setting a clear, science-based path to 2025 and beyond reinforces our commitment to the UN Global Compact and its Ten Principles, which align with our company’s Purpose.
The combination of the virtual and physical worlds offers opportunities to designers as they seek to address social and sustainability issues with citizens.
Mine Operations Management (MOM) connects physical mining activities with planning, engineering, production and enterprise systems. This article shows how MOM creates a common operational source of truth by integrating material movement, stockpile information and planned versus actual performance to improve traceability, support continuous reconciliation and guide faster, better decisions across mining operations.
Mining operations often rely on fragmented systems, making it difficult to see how material moves across the value chain. This article explains how manufacturing virtual twin principles and Mine Operations Management can connect data, material movement and reconciliation to create a trusted operational view that supports faster insight, prediction and better decisions.
This blog is based on an interview with Joachim Alpers, DELMIA Quintiq Specialist at Novelis. He explains how Novelis needed a planning foundation that could coordinate production across all planning horizon levels – from long to short term, giving every team clear visibility, sharp decision support and the freedom to adapt. Read what it took to succeed with these challenges.