Description
Marvin Windows developed its own data management platform, and used it successfully for many years. With tribal knowledge leaving and technology changing it was time to move toward a more standard approach. However, some things in Marvin Docs needed to remain, so migrating all of the data and then integrating some workflows back to Marvin Docs became the focus. In this study, we’ll talk about the assessment, the migration, the integration, and the overall success and continued growth of this partnership.
Key Learnings
- Learning how to properly assess what is currently in place.
- Learn about outlining the steps to migrate from one platform to another.
- Learn about deciphering what to integrate back versus new processes put in place.
- Ask the customer, a Marvin representative will be answering questions.
Speakers
Kimberley HendrixBased in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Kimberley Hendrix provides custom solutions for lean engineering using Autodesk, Inc., products and industry knowledge to streamline design and engineering departments. Hendrix has worked in the manufacturing industry for over 30 years and she specialized in automated solutions for the heat exchanger industry. She has worked with Autodesk products since 1984. Hendrix is associated with D3 Technologies as the Manager of Data Management, focusing on data management, plant, automation, and mechanical issues- CKChancellor KurreChancellor is currently a Senior Implementation Consultant with Team D3 based out of Springfield, MO. His focus lies primarily in Vault customization and automation, specifically in connecting Vault data with other systems. While in industry he had a focus on bringing the shop floor together with the engineering department and leveraging the power of automation to shorten lead times, decrease errors, and minimize repetitive tasks. Now with Team D3, he is able to bring the power of automation and integration to more people.
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