FALL 2013 RELEASE
SEPTEMBER 25, 2013
Steve Chalgren, VP Product Management & Strategy
Kathy Davies, Product Manager
Paul Welch, Product Manager
Roy Stafford, Product Manager
AGENDA
• Introductions
• Fall 2013 Product Previews
 API
 Supply Chain Exchange
 Project Collaboration
 Demand Analysis
• How to get more information
• Questions
FALL 2013 PRODUCTS
• API
• Supply Chain Exchange
• Project Management
• Cost Analysis
APPLICATION PROGRAMMING
INTERFACE (API)
WHAT DOES IT DO?
Provides the ability to develop lightweight and
flexible programmatic integrations
Arena Confidential
Samples:
•ERP Integration
•Cost Data
•Inventory Data
•CRM Integration
•SKU’s automatically added to PLM
•CAD Integration
•Custom integrations
•Add functionality to existing integrations
WHY SHOULD YOU CARE
• Eliminates the manual ‘push’ of data amongst
systems
 Business Impact: TTM, Product Quality
• Improved organizational communication,
collaboration, etc.
 Business Impact: TTM
SUPPLY CHAIN EXCHANGE
Technical
ARCHITECTURE
• RESTful (REpresentational State Transfer)
• Authentication: session ID
• Protocol: Secure, encrypted https protocol
• Data Transport: JSON (JavaScript Object
Notation)
Arena Confidential
SUPPORTED CAPABILITY
• Secure Authentication
• Items – Specs, BOM, Sourcing, Files, etc.
 Read
 Create
 Modify
 Delete
• Additional Arena objects in future
releases
Arena Confidential
EXAMPLE – CREATE AN ITEM
Arena Confidential
WANT MORE?
October 1st, 2013:
Supply Chain Exchange
SUPPLY CHAIN EXCHANGE
• Multi-tiered supplier collaboration
• Invite unlimited suppliers to view,
approve and comment on build
packages
• Low cost, low overhead
approach to supplier
collaboration
OEM
Other
Suppliers
Contract
Manufacturer
Supplier
A
Supplier
C
Supplier
B
Supplier
D
Supplier
E
WHY SHOULD YOU CARE
• Ground Breaking - Easily involve
your Supplier’s Supplier…End Tier
 Business Impact: Competitive advantage to
include your entire supply chain
• More Timely Decision Making – all
the way to the manuf. Floor
 Business Impact: Less scrap & rework
• Better feedback from Supply Chain
 Business Impact: DFM, Fewer Errors
affecting TTM, Product Cost & Quality
OEM
Other
Suppliers
Contract
Manufacturer
Supplier
A
Supplier
C
Supplier
B
Supplier
D
Supplier
E
SAMPLE USE CASES
Arena Confidential
OEM
Other
Suppliers
Contract
Manufacturer
Supplier
A
Supplier
C
Supplier
B
Supplier
D
Supplier
E
• Procurement for quoting
 Send a build package
 Receive a quote
• Collaborate with CM during NPI
 DFM, DFQ
• Many OEMs include CM in change
 Approval on ECOs
 Implementation tracking
SUPPLY CHAIN EXCHANGE
Demonstration
WANT MORE?
October 2nd, 2013:
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
• High level project management in the context of the
product record
• Collaborate globally with easy to use projects:
 Use projects for new product introductions
 Detailed manufacturing and engineering efforts
 Targeted quality initiatives
• See real time product record information in the
context of your schedule for accurate assessment of
project progress
• Evaluate metrics for projects across your workspace
with comprehensive reporting to maximize company
efficiency.
Arena Confidential
WHY SHOULD YOU CARE
• Gives Mgmt Team the information necessary to
make better strategic decisions
 Business Impact: Invest in appropriate projects early, kill those
that are not
• Better visibility into Project Status’s for everybody
involved – not just PMs
 Business Impact: Affects TTM – projects completed on-time, on-
budget
• Less time in administrative tasks: meetings (CCBs),
emails, chasing information, etc.
 Business Impact: Affects TTM – projects completed on-time, on-
budget
SUPPLY CHAIN EXCHANGE
Demonstration
WANT MORE?
October 8th, 2013:
COST ANALYSIS
CUSTOMER PROBLEM
• No easy way to do forecast based planning
• Export BOM data from Arena – AML, cost
• Spend many hours in Excel doing merge and rollup across
multiple BOMs
• Results in:
 Poor visibility into material requirements
 Disadvantage when negotiating component prices
 Contract Manufacturer often has a better picture on volume
 Money left on the table
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COST ANALYSIS
• Enter a forecast against multiple
product BOMs
• Calculate total demand for required
materials
• Aggregates across multiple
products or product lines
• Include cost and sourcing
information from Arena
Arena Confidential
=Total Materials Demand
Forecast
Qty.
Product
BOM
Product
BOM +n
WHY SHOULD YOU CARE
• Reduction in Direct Material Spend
 Business Impact: Product Cost reduction and MBO incentives realized!
• You’re living in Excel for forecasting
 Business Impact: Significant reduction in manual effort to build and maintain
 Future forecasting: Better predictability for negotiating future demand
• Take control back from your CM!
 Business Impact: Affects Product Costs
SUPPLY CHAIN EXCHANGE
Demonstration
TYPICAL USE-CASE
Arena Confidential
Product 1
Forecast
Product 3Product 2
Period Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
Product 1 100,000 100,000 150,000 200,000
Product 2 50,000 80,000 100,000 120,000
Product 3 80,000 120,000 150,000 200,000
CALCULATE TOTAL MATERIAL DEMAND
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Qty. 4 Qty. 2 Qty. 1
Total Demand for
Capacitor P/N 1001
Product 1 Product 3Product 2
Capacitor P/N
1001
Qty 4* Forecast Qty 2 *
Forecast
Qty 1 *
Forecast
++
=
Total 3.45M Pieces
Required
Qty used per
assembly
WANT MORE?
October 2nd, 2013:
UPCOMING ACTIVITIES
• Training:
• Topic Specific Webinars:
 October 1st: API
 October 2nd: Supply Chain Exchange & Cost Analysis
 October 8th: Project Management
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Fall 2013 release webinar

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    FALL 2013 RELEASE SEPTEMBER25, 2013 Steve Chalgren, VP Product Management & Strategy Kathy Davies, Product Manager Paul Welch, Product Manager Roy Stafford, Product Manager
  • 2.
    AGENDA • Introductions • Fall2013 Product Previews  API  Supply Chain Exchange  Project Collaboration  Demand Analysis • How to get more information • Questions
  • 3.
    FALL 2013 PRODUCTS •API • Supply Chain Exchange • Project Management • Cost Analysis
  • 4.
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    WHAT DOES ITDO? Provides the ability to develop lightweight and flexible programmatic integrations Arena Confidential Samples: •ERP Integration •Cost Data •Inventory Data •CRM Integration •SKU’s automatically added to PLM •CAD Integration •Custom integrations •Add functionality to existing integrations
  • 6.
    WHY SHOULD YOUCARE • Eliminates the manual ‘push’ of data amongst systems  Business Impact: TTM, Product Quality • Improved organizational communication, collaboration, etc.  Business Impact: TTM
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    ARCHITECTURE • RESTful (REpresentationalState Transfer) • Authentication: session ID • Protocol: Secure, encrypted https protocol • Data Transport: JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) Arena Confidential
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    SUPPORTED CAPABILITY • SecureAuthentication • Items – Specs, BOM, Sourcing, Files, etc.  Read  Create  Modify  Delete • Additional Arena objects in future releases Arena Confidential
  • 10.
    EXAMPLE – CREATEAN ITEM Arena Confidential
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    SUPPLY CHAIN EXCHANGE •Multi-tiered supplier collaboration • Invite unlimited suppliers to view, approve and comment on build packages • Low cost, low overhead approach to supplier collaboration OEM Other Suppliers Contract Manufacturer Supplier A Supplier C Supplier B Supplier D Supplier E
  • 14.
    WHY SHOULD YOUCARE • Ground Breaking - Easily involve your Supplier’s Supplier…End Tier  Business Impact: Competitive advantage to include your entire supply chain • More Timely Decision Making – all the way to the manuf. Floor  Business Impact: Less scrap & rework • Better feedback from Supply Chain  Business Impact: DFM, Fewer Errors affecting TTM, Product Cost & Quality OEM Other Suppliers Contract Manufacturer Supplier A Supplier C Supplier B Supplier D Supplier E
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    SAMPLE USE CASES ArenaConfidential OEM Other Suppliers Contract Manufacturer Supplier A Supplier C Supplier B Supplier D Supplier E • Procurement for quoting  Send a build package  Receive a quote • Collaborate with CM during NPI  DFM, DFQ • Many OEMs include CM in change  Approval on ECOs  Implementation tracking
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    PROJECT MANAGEMENT • Highlevel project management in the context of the product record • Collaborate globally with easy to use projects:  Use projects for new product introductions  Detailed manufacturing and engineering efforts  Targeted quality initiatives • See real time product record information in the context of your schedule for accurate assessment of project progress • Evaluate metrics for projects across your workspace with comprehensive reporting to maximize company efficiency. Arena Confidential
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    WHY SHOULD YOUCARE • Gives Mgmt Team the information necessary to make better strategic decisions  Business Impact: Invest in appropriate projects early, kill those that are not • Better visibility into Project Status’s for everybody involved – not just PMs  Business Impact: Affects TTM – projects completed on-time, on- budget • Less time in administrative tasks: meetings (CCBs), emails, chasing information, etc.  Business Impact: Affects TTM – projects completed on-time, on- budget
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    CUSTOMER PROBLEM • Noeasy way to do forecast based planning • Export BOM data from Arena – AML, cost • Spend many hours in Excel doing merge and rollup across multiple BOMs • Results in:  Poor visibility into material requirements  Disadvantage when negotiating component prices  Contract Manufacturer often has a better picture on volume  Money left on the table Arena Confidential
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    COST ANALYSIS • Entera forecast against multiple product BOMs • Calculate total demand for required materials • Aggregates across multiple products or product lines • Include cost and sourcing information from Arena Arena Confidential =Total Materials Demand Forecast Qty. Product BOM Product BOM +n
  • 26.
    WHY SHOULD YOUCARE • Reduction in Direct Material Spend  Business Impact: Product Cost reduction and MBO incentives realized! • You’re living in Excel for forecasting  Business Impact: Significant reduction in manual effort to build and maintain  Future forecasting: Better predictability for negotiating future demand • Take control back from your CM!  Business Impact: Affects Product Costs
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    TYPICAL USE-CASE Arena Confidential Product1 Forecast Product 3Product 2 Period Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Product 1 100,000 100,000 150,000 200,000 Product 2 50,000 80,000 100,000 120,000 Product 3 80,000 120,000 150,000 200,000
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    CALCULATE TOTAL MATERIALDEMAND Arena Confidential Qty. 4 Qty. 2 Qty. 1 Total Demand for Capacitor P/N 1001 Product 1 Product 3Product 2 Capacitor P/N 1001 Qty 4* Forecast Qty 2 * Forecast Qty 1 * Forecast ++ = Total 3.45M Pieces Required Qty used per assembly
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    UPCOMING ACTIVITIES • Training: •Topic Specific Webinars:  October 1st: API  October 2nd: Supply Chain Exchange & Cost Analysis  October 8th: Project Management
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Editor's Notes

  • #9 RESTfulArena APIs implement Representational State Transfer (REST) architecture, providing web services to access Arena’s cloud based enterprise software solutions. AuthenticationAuthentication is secured by submitting a valid username and password to Arena. This generates a randomized session ID that is required for access to the Arena API.ProtocolThe https protocol is used to ensure secure data communication.Data TransportData is transmitted using JavaScript Object Notation (JSON).
  • #11 This was obtained using Chrome’s Postman tool which facilitates sending data over web services.Example uses HTTP POST to create new item. {url} contains the arena API urlArena_session_id is from a previous call to authenticate the userJSON is blue code at the bottom. You can see it is creating an item with name roy001. categoryGUID represents the id of the category which was obtained from a previous call. The “customEntries” section represents custom attributes, the apiName’s of which were obtained from a previous call.
  • #37 Early Adopter program………1-Visit to customer’s to present 2- Pre-release demonstrations