VariSight 3.0: Share Tolerance Analysis Beyond Engineering

Explore VariSight 3.0 and learn to share tolerance analysis results across your organization. Join Sigmetrix’s December 10 webinar on collaboration.

Tolerance analysis and dimensional management help you reduce risk, identify issues, and optimize designs. Yet the results often remain within engineering and design, separated from the managers and manufacturing teams who need them to make decisions.

With the release of VariSight 3.0, Sigmetrix is inviting you to explore a more connected approach. Join the December 10 webinar to learn how information portals and traceable simulations can help you communicate analysis findings across your organization and carry design intent through the digital thread.

Key Takeaways: Sharing Tolerance Analysis Results

• Tolerance analysis creates information that helps engineering, manufacturing, and management evaluate design decisions, quality risks, and manufacturing trade-offs together.
• Spreadsheets and presentation slides communicate findings, but separate summaries can leave colleagues without the context needed to interpret analysis results.
• Information portals provide a shared approach to communicating variation data, helping stakeholders connect engineering findings with the decisions they own.
• Traceable simulations preserve the relationship between analysis results and design intent, supporting a more connected approach to Model-Based Definition.
• Sigmetrix’s December 10 webinar will explore VariSight 3.0 and the role of information portals in communicating analyses beyond engineering.

Bring Tolerance Analysis Results Beyond Engineering

Your analysis results have value beyond the team that creates them. Managers need to understand the risks behind design decisions. Manufacturing teams need to see how dimensional requirements relate to product function and production considerations.

Sharing a final number is only part of that communication. Your colleagues also need the assumptions, requirements, and reasoning behind it. Keeping that context available helps teams discuss the same engineering intent when evaluating quality, cost, and design changes.

Move Beyond Spreadsheets and Presentation Slides

Spreadsheets and presentation slides can summarize an analysis, but communicating through separate documents creates additional work. Someone must select the findings, explain their significance, and keep each summary aligned as the design evolves.

If those formats are your primary way of sharing results, the December 10 webinar is for you. Sigmetrix will explore how information portals support collaboration and communication across your organization, giving you an alternative to relying on individually prepared summaries.

Connect Analysis Information Across Your Organization

Information portals help make analysis information available for cross-functional discussions. The aim is to give colleagues access to relevant findings and the context needed to interpret them, rather than limiting communication to a design review presentation.

VariSight centralizes CETOL model data and exposes measurements, sensitivities, contributions, and quality metrics for reporting and evaluation. That shared information can support conversations between engineering, manufacturing, and quality about the factors affecting product requirements while staying up-to-date and relevant. With instant access to models and results, engineers can answer what-if questions and share deeper insights in real time. 

Carry Design Intent Through the Digital Thread

Traceable simulations connect analysis findings to the design information behind them. Maintaining those relationships helps your teams understand which design revision an analysis represents and how engineering decisions relate to requirements.

VariSight supports traceability between analysis data and CAD revisions through PLM connectivity. The webinar will explore how traceable simulations help carry design intent through the digital thread downstream from design to manufacturing, putting the principles of Model-Based Definition into practice.

Explore VariSight 3.0 on December 10

Join Sigmetrix on December 10 for a tour of VariSight 3.0 and an approach to sharing tolerance analysis across your organization. The session will focus on information portals, cross-functional communication, and traceable simulations.

Bring your current communication challenges, including how you share findings with managers and manufacturing. See how connecting analysis information with design intent can help your organization make fuller use of the engineering work already being done.