Introduction:

In R2019x FD01, ENOVIA introduced two new web apps for issue management. The easy-to-use, intuitive web and 3D visualization apps  allow users to capture, track and resolve issues across organizations, facilitating issue definition, collaboration and traceability across organizations for better product quality and enhanced efficiency.

These apps are:

• ENOVIA Issue Management:

This app is packaged within the role “Industry Innovation (CSV)”

• ENOVIA Issue 3D Review:

This app is packaged in the following roles:

• 3D Component Designer (XCD)
• 3D Markup Engineer (DRU)
• 3D Product Architect (PAU)

Cloud support:

These issue management apps are currently not available on the cloud. Cloud support is planned for R2019x FD02.

Note:

The “issue” object created by these apps is the same object created in the traditional app “ENOVIA Collaboration and Approval” and visible in the app “My Issues”.

In summary, here are all of the issue management-related apps in R2019x FD01:

Targeted users:

These apps are designed for all users interested in:

• Capturing and reporting on issues found in the design, manufacturing or other domains (including customers-related issues)
• Creating issues from a 3D web viewer for ease of visualization, exact issue location specification and enriched understanding of the issue and its context
• Tracking and prioritizing the issues
• Collaboration and discussions with full visibility on the issue

Capabilities:

The main capabilities of these apps are as follows:

• Issue is created and viewed in a list view in the “ENOVIA Issue Management” app
• Issue is created and viewed in a 3D mockup view in the “ENOVIA Issue 3D Review” app
• Issue is managed through lifecycle states as follows:  New -> Pending -> Active -> In Review -> Closed
• Issue properties contain detailed information on the issue such as:
  • Proposed fix
  • Priority
  • Due date
• Issue has a set of “related objects”:
  • Reported against
  • Resolved By
  • Context
• The “Team” assignment to resolve the issue
• Adding attachments such as:
  • Documents (existing or external documents)
  • Design reviews (and their highlights)
  • 3D Markups
  • Interference simulations or their metrics
  • Images/Snapshots taken on the 3D model from the “Reported against” of the issue. This allows the user to specify the location of the issue on the 3D mockup (available in the “ENOVIA Issue 3D Review”)

Note on the app “ENOVIA Issue 3D Review”:

• To visualize the 3D of an issue, you can drag the issue from “ENOVIA Issue Management” app into the “ENOVIA Issue 3D Review” app.
• You can view more than a single issue in the 3D app (using drag and drop). These can be issues which are related to the same product, or issues of various products.
• You can remove all issues displayed in the 3D (in order to start from an empty 3D viewer).
• You can view an issue within its context (the context needs, then, to be defined as part of the “Context” definition of the Issue).
• You can export issues to an Excel or Power Point files to be shared with users without access to the platform.

For more detailed information, please review the attached set of demo videos that describe the following scenario:

• An issue is detected by the DMU Reviewer during an interference check in the native client.
• The DMU reviewer creates an issue in the web (using “ENOVIA Issue Management” and “ENOVIA Issue 3D Review” apps) and assigns it to a designer.
• The designer reviews the issue and resolves it in 3DEXPERIENCE CATIA.
• The DMU Reviewer then reviews the issue resolution in the “ENOVIA Issue 3D Review” and finalizes the process by closing the issue.

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